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The mosaics on the upper band above the clerestory depicting the life of Jesus Christ in Sant' Apollinare Nuovo are in this style:
 
  a. Byzantine
 b. Hellenistic
 c. Roman
 d. Islamic

Question 2

The French philosopher Denis Diderot favored this painter:
 
  a. Watteau
 b. Chardin
 c. Fragonard
 d. Boucher



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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