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The artists of the late seventeenth century favored heroic themes and personalities, especially those illustrating
 
  A. the struggle for political independence.
  B. the realities of peasant life.
  C. the open vistas of the American plains.
  D. the majesty of European monarchs.

Question 2

Which of the following was the pupil of Jacques-Louis David, but rejected Neoclassicism in favor of more realistic scenes of France's emperor in theatrical settings?
 
  A. Gros
  B. Goya
  C. Gricault
  D. Delacroix



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