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Why does the outer contour of the farther cheek appear compressed in a three-quarter view?

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Correct answer: Perspective makes the farther half less visible

A head is a rounded three-dimensional form. When it turns into a three-quarter view, the far cheek moves away from the viewer and part of its contour wraps around the form, so less of that side is visible. Option A correctly explains the apparent compression. The cheek is not physically smaller, light does not erase its structure, and the ear does not enlarge. The drawing should record observed visibility rather than force equal halves.

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SketchingPortraitFar-SidePerspectiveHead-ConstructionDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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