12. a fresco artist must be careful to\ne rewet the plaster as needed.\nf apply the plaster to small enough…

12. a fresco artist must be careful to\ne rewet the plaster as needed.\nf apply the plaster to small enough areas.\ng let the plaster dry before beginning to paint.\nh let the paint dry before applying plaster.\n13. a seam in a fresco is a line\ni where the wall joins the ceiling.\nj between different colors.\nk between areas painted at different times.\nl where material has been added to strengthen the plaster.\n14. the example of the creation of adam shows how one can tell\nm where the artist applied plaster.\nn how long ago the fresco was painted.\no how large the figures on a ceiling fresco are.\np how many sessions it took to do a fresco.

12. a fresco artist must be careful to\ne rewet the plaster as needed.\nf apply the plaster to small enough areas.\ng let the plaster dry before beginning to paint.\nh let the paint dry before applying plaster.\n13. a seam in a fresco is a line\ni where the wall joins the ceiling.\nj between different colors.\nk between areas painted at different times.\nl where material has been added to strengthen the plaster.\n14. the example of the creation of adam shows how one can tell\nm where the artist applied plaster.\nn how long ago the fresco was painted.\no how large the figures on a ceiling fresco are.\np how many sessions it took to do a fresco.

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Brief Explanations:

  1. In fresco - painting, the plaster needs to be applied in small areas to ensure proper adhesion and quality of the painting. Rewetting plaster is not a main concern, and plaster should be applied before painting, not after paint dries.
  2. A seam in a fresco is the line between areas painted at different times as the artist works in sections. It's not related to wall - ceiling joints, color boundaries, or material addition for strengthening.
  3. The "Creation of Adam" example can show how many sessions it took to do a fresco as the seams and differences in the work can indicate different working periods. It doesn't directly show where plaster was applied, how long ago it was painted, or figure size.

Answer:

  1. F. apply the plaster to small enough areas.
  2. K. between areas painted at different times.
  3. P. how many sessions it took to do a fresco.