Question

1 what effect do the lines have in hokusai’s painting? a they show a sketch of what hokusai planned to paint b they direct the viewers eyes along the painting c they demonstrate the time period when the work was created

Explanation:

In Hokusai's works (most famously The Great Wave off Kanagawa), bold, directional lines are used to guide the viewer's gaze through the composition, emphasizing movement and leading attention to key elements like the wave and distant mountain. Option A is incorrect because the lines are part of the finished work, not a preliminary sketch. Option C is incorrect as lines alone do not indicate the time period of creation.

Answer:

B. They direct the viewer's eyes along the painting