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saraeharris

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After Martin Luther's Reformation, Dutch artists painted scenes of daily life, whereas Flemish artists __________.
 
  a. painted primarily portraits and religious scenes
  b. painted still lifes and portraits
  c. continued painting classical imagery as done in the Renaissance
  d. depicted graphic scenes of civil war
  e. continued painting religious and mythological scenes as in Baroque Italy

Question 2

The prominent ruling family in Florence, the ______ family, made their money in banking and were great patrons of the arts.
 
  a. Scrovegni
  b. Bernini
  c. Ghiberti
  d. Medici
  e. Brunelleschi



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

d. Medici



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