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Equestrian statues were reminders of Rome's glory. Charlemagne returned to Rome after his coronation with an equestrian statue of Theodoric. Which statue served as the ultimate model for such equestrian portraits?
 
  a. Marcus Aurelius
 b. Alexander the Great
  c. Justinian
 d. Julius Caesar

Question 2

____ artists disdained Realism as trivial.
 
  a. Symbolist
 b. Impressionist
  c. Art Nouveau
  d. Photography



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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