Question

which of the following conventions describes how egyptian artists created tomb sculptures? they depicted lively poses that entertained the pharaohs ka. they created dramatic facial expression and emotion. they used forms with no projecting parts that could break. they depicted lifelike proportion and anatomy

Explanation:

Egyptian tomb sculptures were often made to endure. Using forms with no projecting parts that could break was a practical convention. Lively poses for entertainment (not typical for solemn tombs), dramatic facial expressions (Egyptian art was more formulaic), and lifelike proportion/anatomy (Egyptian art had its own stylized proportions) are less characteristic.

Answer:

They used forms with no projecting parts that could break.