Question

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what element moves our eye toward the empty panel on the left of ogata korin’s cranes?
ogata korin, cranes. ca. 1700. japanese, edo period (1615–1868). ink, color, gold, and silver on paper. 65 3/8\ x 146 1/6\.
the subordination in the color of the birds’ feathers
the contrast of the gold background color
the scale of the birds in relation to the height of the screen
the directional force of the birds’ heads

Explanation:

In Ogata Korin's Cranes, the directional force of the birds' heads creates a visual pull that leads the viewer's eye towards the empty panel on the left. The other options do not directly contribute to guiding the eye to the left - the color subordination of feathers, gold background contrast, and bird - screen scale relation are not the main elements for this directional eye - movement.

Answer:

the directional force of the birds’ heads