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londonang

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_____ were popular objects commissioned for German churches.
 
  A) Prints
  B) Carved wooden retables
  C) Devotional diptychs
  D) Glazed terracotta

Question 2

Used for the reciting of prayers, _____ were prized possessions of the aristocracy.
 
  A) Books of Hours
  B) carved fountains
  C) carved retables
  D) diptychs



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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