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The three major artists of the Italian High Renaissance were
 
  a) Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael.
  b) Brunelleschi, Donatelli, and Masaccio.
  c) Robert Campin, Roger van der Weyden, and the Limbourg Brothers.
  d) Bronzino, El Greco, and Piero della Francesca

Question 2

The term Mannerism describes a style that
 
  a) was individualistic and consciously artificial.
  b) was concerned with stability and serenity.
  c) employed strong contrasts between light and shadow.
  d) employed oil paint for highly realistic textures.



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