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ENagel

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The painter of Sleep and Death Carrying Sarpedon from the Battlefield (fig. 16.1) is named __________.
 
  A. Euthymides
  B. Euphronios
  C. the Brygos Painter
  D. Exekias
  E. the Meidias Painter

Question 2

The Renaissance artist ___________ uses light and dark colors in The Vision of Saint Bernard (fig. 5.38) to indicate good and evil.
 
  A. Leonardo da Vinci
  B. Sasetta
  C. Fra Angelico
  D. Filippino Lippi
  E. Andres del Castagno



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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