Practice question · Numerical answer
How many elements of three-dimensional form does this lesson distinguish?
Hints
- Mass and void are two of them.
- Mass, void, plane and line.
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4
Why
Four: mass, void, plane and line. Traditional sculpture uses mainly the first; constructed sculpture works largely in the last two; and the second is what the twentieth century added to the list as an element rather than a leftover.
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