In the war, otto dix paints a soldier lying in a trench in the ________ section of his artwork.

Otto Dix paints a soldier in the ''Predella'' section of his artwork.

Otto Dix was a German painter who lived through both World War I and World War II.

He was known as an influential painter of this time and was involved in graphic and satirical portraits of celebrities and other events going around him.

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Answer:

predella

Explanation:

Otto portrays a soldier in the predella, which is lying below the tree paintings that together make "The War", this is called a Triptych, a oil painting composed of 3 parts with the predella.

He based his composition on the Renaissance formula, with the inclusion of the predella, a strength to the horros of war is then added.

Otto Dix is known for his anti war portrayals, as he was a witness to the horror caused by World War I.

The painting can be interpreted as a gray view of a battle that often solved little as frontlines with trenches gained little at the cost of huge amounts of soldiers.