What goes up and never comes down, and it stops when life is done.

Stanley, an art historian specializing in european history, wrote a critique of this painting for a newspaper. in a part of the critique, he wrote, “the overall effect of the work suggests that the artist understands the romance of venice and its boating culture.” which step of the critique does this statement represent?

Bartók spent the last part of his life in a. the south pacific. b. the united states. c. germany. d. france.

The wedge-shaped stones in arches are called piers. true or false