Chapter Objectives (See related pages) After reading chapter 9, students should be able to: describe the basic concepts of three-dimensional art discuss subject, form, and content in three-dimensional art explain the use of the elements in three-dimensional form discuss ways in which artists organize three-dimensional art
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