Please describe Stone Age art. What is it and where was it found?
What were the seven main colors used by the ancient Egyptians? Please also list the three steps the Egyptians used when painting.
What is hierarchy proportion? How did the ancient Egyptians use hierarchy proportion?
Think about what we have learned about Chinese paintings. What did the earliest forms of Chinese paintings have more of (instead of pictures)? Please list three common themes that could be found on pottery pieces.
What was landscape art? Describe how it was used and created in the northern and southern regions of China.

second question answer: Egyptian artists used six colours in their paintings red, green, blue, yellow, white and black. Red, being the colour of power, symbolized life and victory, as well as anger and fire.

third question answer: Hierarchical Scale.

Explanation:

Some of the most spectacular examples of Stone Age art are found in caves. Stone Age artists used natural pigments to paint on the walls deep inside natural caverns. Many cave paintings have been found in what are today France and Spain.

In Egyptian art, the size of a figure indicates its relative importance. This meant gods or the pharaoh were usually bigger than other figures, followed by figures of high officials or the tomb owner; the smallest figures were servants, entertainers, animals, trees and architectural details.