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In his paintings, Marc Chagall sometimes used the ____ device of fracturing
  space to represent instability.
 
  a. Cubist
  b. Renaissance
  c. Baroque
  d. Neoclassical

Question 2

The ____ art movement originated in Paris in the early twentieth century
  and emphasized exaggerated color in paintings for greater expression.
 
  a. Cubist
  b. Surrealist
  c. Fauvist
  d. Structuralist


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Reply #1 on: Jun 23, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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