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If the head and torso of a human figure are suitable but the legs are too short, what is the main error?

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Correct answer: Error of part-to-whole proportion

The governing concept is part-to-whole proportion. The legs are major parts of the human figure, so their length must relate convincingly to the torso, head, and total body height. Because the head and torso are suitable but the legs are too short, the imbalance is specifically between a part and the whole. Option B is correct; colour, architectural measurement, and general spatial placement do not identify this limb-length problem.

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Human FigurePart-To-Whole ProportionLimb LengthFigure DrawingProportionPrinciples Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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