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charchew

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Justinian's position on the north wall of the apse of San Vitale is somewhat ambiguous. He appears to be slightly behind the bishop, yet the paten he carries overlaps the bishop's arm. This indicates the ____.
 
  a. unimportance of Bishop Maximianus
  b. importance of the state
 c. force of Justinian's character
 d. balance between church and state

Question 2

Why did Judith Leyster appear as elegantly attired, rather than in an artist's smock as Rembrandt did, in her own Self-Portrait?
 
  a. She wanted to demonstrate her ability to paint the textures of cloth.
  b. She wanted to show off her costume.
 c. She wanted to indicate her social prominence.
 d. Her vanity would not allow her to be seen in the dull and dirty smock.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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