The preffered material from which Etruscans made their sculptures is terra cotta. Marble was also used to make sculptures. Bronze was rarely but used to make sculptures, so stone in my opinion was the material that wasn't used to make sculptures.
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David is the subject. The artist is Gian Lorenzo Bernini.<span>The sculpture shows a scene from the </span>Old Testament<span> First Book of </span>Samuel. <span>If something is </span>stylized<span> it means it's represented in a non-naturalistic conventional form.
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Answer: Oh now I can answer, Its the fourth one ^^
Look for paintings with thick dabs and blobs of paint; the choppy brushwork will make you wonder if the artist finished the painting in a hurry. 2. Get too close to an Impressionist painting, and it will seem like a big, incomprehensible mess, take a few steps back, and your eyes will have to adjust to its blurriness.
