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Philip the Bold's court was located at
 
  a. Siena.
  b. Berry.
  c. Dijon.
  d. Flanders.

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Claus Sluter's work was like
 
  a. Simone's in its lightness.
  b. Giotto's in its massiveness.
  c. Cimabue's in its Byzantine finish.
  d. Michelangelo's in its Greek classicism.



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