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s.tung

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True fresco, or __________, is executed on __________.
 
  a. fresco secco; dry plaster
  b. buon fresco; lime plaster
  c. fresco verite; lime plaster
  d. fresco secco; walls
  e. fresco; plaster

Question 2

Marc Chagall's artwork combines the influence of modern art with ________.
 
  a. memories of a rural childhood in Russia
  b. the self-expressive qualities of self-portraits
  c. whimsy and playfulness of make-believe forms
  d. repetitive geometric patterns in a tactile surface
  e. folk art motifs



bassamabas

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a. memories of a rural childhood in Russia



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