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Which statements are true about the ways Utagawa Hiroshige, Edgar Degas, and Giacomo Balla showed movement in their artworks? Choose all answers that are correct. A. Hiroshige made objects using spiral,
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Which statements are true about the ways Utagawa Hiroshige, Edgar Degas, and Giacomo Balla showed movement in their artworks?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
Hiroshige made objects using spiral, diagonal, and curved lines.

B.
Degas used vertical and horizontal lines that revealed the movement of his hand.

C.
Balla repeated the shapes and lines of objects to depict small movements.

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the answer is a and c hope it helps.

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The answers would be A. and C.
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