Question

how can you tell when a work of art has achieved a sense of unity?
○ when elements are combined to promote visual interest
○ when the art emphasizes a particular element
○ when a viewer’s eyes follow a path or motion
○ when the art gives a sense of harmony

Explanation:

To determine when a work of art has unity, we analyze each option:

• "When elements are combined to promote visual interest" refers to variety or contrast, not unity.
• "When the art emphasizes a particular element" describes emphasis, not unity.
• "When a viewer’s eyes follow a path or motion" is about movement, not unity.
• "When the art gives a sense of harmony" matches the definition of unity, as unity in art is about the cohesive, harmonious relationship of elements.

Answer:

D. when the art gives a sense of harmony