<span>The new ritornello material is followed by new music for the chorus. In this section, they sing the words "Steht auf!" (Arise!). For these words, Bach uses word-painting; he makes the music directly reflect the meaning of the words.</span>
In the work Still Life Parrot the more sharp tip of the parrots wing, beak, and the edges of the watermelon slice contrast nicely with the rest of the shapes in the artwork, which are mostly round and spherical. This makes it more dynamic and interesting to look at. The shading on the fruits, especially on the inside of the orange, help it to appear more 3-dimensional and give it life. The red of the watermelon slice, and some of the other fruits are directly opposite on the color wheel of the green fruits in this still life painting.
<span>Proportion: certain objects are smaller than others to create depth; the objects are all relatively small and proportionate to each other.
Composition: bolder colors seem to leap off the page, whereas lighter colors appears to fall back; almost all the objects are vertically (or almost vertically) placed so the eye travels up and down when looking at the piece; there is balance of shape and color.
Answer will vary for the artist's message but should be backed by reason. Like the artwork is inspired by what is happening in the life of the artist; what is happening in society, or even what universal truth the artist wants to impart to his/her audience.</span>
<span>d.<span>the illusion of multiple point, never ending
perspective.</span></span>
