Which statements about landscapes by Thomas Cole, Vincent van Gogh, Shen Zhou, and Ansel Adams are true?



Choose all answers that are correct.


Van Gogh expressed emotions by using intense color, bold brushwork, and distorted forms.


Shen Zhou used values of black ink to express an energetic mood as well as a limited number of brushstrokes to build up the objects.


Adams used a small range of gray values in his photographs.


Van Gogh used thick, rhythmic brushstrokes that create movement and guide the eyes through his paintings.


Cole added symbolic, moralistic meaning to his realistic landscapes by using exacting detail and idealized features.


Adams captured how he felt about a scene by manipulating the values.