Question

Which statements about the artworks of Lewis Hine and Charles Sheeler are true?

A.
They have limited changes between light and dark values.

B.
They are examples of documentary photography or Precisionism.

C.
They depict American industrial sites and powerful machines.

D.
They have asymmetrical balance and a sense of movement.

Answer 1

Lewis Hine and Charles Sheeler created artworks that were examples of documentary photography and Precisionism, depicting American industrial sites and powerful machines. Their works often had asymmetrical balance and a sense of movement.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct statements about the artworks of Lewis Hine and Charles Sheeler are:

1. They are examples of documentary photography or Precisionism. Lewis Hine and Charles Sheeler both worked in the field of documentary photography and Precisionism, which focused on depicting American industrial sites and machines.
2. They depict American industrial sites and powerful machines. Both artists captured the essence of American industrialization through their depictions of factories, machines, and urban landscapes.
3. They have asymmetrical balance and a sense of movement. Their artworks often had a dynamic composition, with asymmetrical balance and a sense of movement.

Answer 2

They are examples of documentary photography or Precisionism.

They depict American industrial sites and powerful machines.

They have asymmetrical balance and a sense of movement.

So all but A.