What is the name art historians give to the style of Minoan pottery in which creamy white and reddish-brown motifs were applied to a black background?

A) Marine Style
B) Akrotiri Ware
C) Keros Ware
D) Kamares Ware

Marine Style

A distinctive style of Minoan pottery characterized by sea creatures, seaweed, and other marine motifs, predominantly found during the Late Minoan period.

Minoan Pottery

Ancient ceramic works produced by the Minoan civilization on Crete and other Aegean islands, noted for their complex patterns and vibrant colors.

Kamares Ware

A type of Minoan pottery from Crete, dating to the Middle Bronze Age, celebrated for its intricate, dark patterns on a light background.