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Differences of the textile of Cagayan Valley and Mountain Province.
Answer:
The textiles from mountain province have patterns, woven and embroidered into the garment, that represent elements such as the eye, men, a lizard, a star, snakes, butterflies, a shield, and flowers. They have ten kinds of rectangular wrap skirts to be used in formal or religious ceremonies. The kadangyan is a burial cloth made for reach people, which only grandmothers are allowed to weave.
Explanation:
The Gaddang, a textile from Cagayan Valley is a traditionally striped fabric embroidered with tiny beads. The Bakwat is a belt embellished with beads in patterns that depict rivers and mountains and is meant for mothers after giving birth.
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d. Maderno’s plan
Explanation:
This is the final plan of the St. Peter’s Basilica, the plan of Carlo Maderno, who continued the plans of Michelangelo's plans by adding a nave and a narthex.
<u>Bramante's plan</u> was basically a square, roughly representing the top half of the image provided in the question.
It was modified by <u>Michelangelo </u>who added a section, then extended once more by Maderno who gave it this aspect.
The basilica was finished in 1626, 120 years after the construction began.
