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how are these sculptures by frederic remington and deborah butterfield different? select each appropriate characte correct sculpture.
sculptures
bronco buster
frederic remington
woodrow
deoborah butterfield
open, airy forms
powerful stallion
abstract with simplified forms
solid forms
Brief Explanations
- For "open, airy forms": Deborah Butterfield's "Woodrow" has an open, skeletal (airy) structure, so this characteristic belongs to Woodrow (Deborah Butterfield).
- For "powerful stallion": Frederic Remington's "Bronco Buster" depicts a dynamic, powerful horse, so this belongs to Bronco Buster (Frederic Remington).
- For "abstract with simplified forms": "Woodrow" is abstract and uses simplified, skeletal forms, so this is for Woodrow (Deborah Butterfield).
- For "solid forms": "Bronco Buster" has a solid, realistic bronze sculpture form, so this is for Bronco Buster (Frederic Remington).
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- open, airy forms: Woodrow (Deborah Butterfield)
- powerful stallion: Bronco Buster (Frederic Remington)
- abstract with simplified forms: Woodrow (Deborah Butterfield)
- solid forms: Bronco Buster (Frederic Remington)