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awywial

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The movement away from a realistic representation of subjects toward abstraction took many forms, but Paul Czanne led the way toward modernism with his __________, as seen in his Still Life with Basket of Apples.
 
  a. drastic collapsing of space, forcing imagery to the picture plane
   b. roughly painted forms
  c. disintegrating light
  d. tightly painted and highly patterned compositions
  e. loose brushstrokes

Question 2

Louis XIV was also known as the _____ King.
 
  a. Mirror
  b. Sun
  c. Architecture
  d. Garden
  e. Luxury



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b. Sun



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