Question

what aesthetic concept does caspar david friedrich often explore, emphasizing awe and fear in nature?
a. realism
b. the grotesque
c. the sublime
d. satire

caspar david friedrich’s work often invites the viewer to reflect on:
a. their place in the universe
b. the future of technology
c. social and political issues
d. the principles of physics

Explanation:

First Question:

Caspar David Friedrich's art often explores "the sublime" in nature, which evokes awe and fear at nature's vastness and power. Realism focuses on everyday life, the grotesque on distorted forms, and satire on social criticism—none match the awe of nature he emphasizes.

Friedrich’s works, centered on nature and human presence, prompt reflection on humanity’s place in the universe. His art is not about technology, social/political issues, or physics principles.

Answer:

c. The sublime

Second Question: