Questions: UNIT 1 - CHALLENGE 1.4: Language of Art 1. Iconography and Symbolism 2. Examples of Iconography 3. Disputes in Symbolic Meaning 4. Allegorical Figures

UNIT 1 - CHALLENGE 1.4: Language of Art 1. Iconography and Symbolism 2. Examples of Iconography 3. Disputes in Symbolic Meaning 4. Allegorical Figures
Transcript text: UNIT 1 - CHALLENGE 1.4: Language of Art 1. Iconography and Symbolism 2. Examples of Iconography 3. Disputes in Symbolic Meaning 4. Allegorical Figures
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Question

The question asks to identify the type of visual representation shown in the image.

Step 2: Analyze the Image

The image shows a mural with the text "LET THEM EAT CRACK" and a figure that appears to be a rat holding an umbrella and a briefcase.

Step 3: Determine the Correct Answer

The options provided are: a) Allegorical figure b) Symbolism c) Iconography

Given the context and the visual elements, the mural uses symbolism to convey a message, likely a social or political commentary.

Final Answer

b) Symbolism

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