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faduma

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This artist is well-known for his use of nature as media, such as that found in Japanese Maple Leaves (fig. 2.13).
 
  A. Jean-Lon Gerome
  B. Andy Goldsworthy
  C. Winslow Homer
  D. Imhotep
  E. Joseph Wright of Derby

Question 2

Real-world objects taken from trash heaps and used in art are called __________.
 
  A. treasures
  B. life's waste
  C. found objects
  D. land art



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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