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jilianpiloj

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The Dutch artist Rembrandt was noted for his
 
  a. unsurpassed accuracy in the representations of faces, figures, and landscapes.
  b. medieval cathedrals with their soaring towers and stained glass.
  c. idealized and heroic sculptures based on classical models.
  d. experiments with anatomy and use of commoners to model holy figures.

Question 2

Lorca's Blood Wedding and The House of Bernarda both show the tragic consequences of
 
  a. unbridled lust.
  b. marital infidelity.
  c. strong family control over marriage.
  d. defying the wishes of parents.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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