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Author Question: Michelangelo's Moses is a part of: a. Pope Leo X's tomb. b. Pope Innocent III's tomb c. St. ... (Read 76 times)

SO00

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on: Sep 28, 2018
Michelangelo's Moses is a part of:
 
  a. Pope Leo X's tomb.
 b. Pope Innocent III's tomb
 c. St. Peter's tomb
 d. Pope Julius II's tomb

Question 2

Meret Oppenheim's Object is
 
  a. an upside down urinal.
 b. a headless nude woman.
 c. a fur-lined cup, saucer, and spoon.
 d. a glass crucifix.


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Reply #1 on: Sep 28, 2018
Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c


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