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Many of the paintings of __________ were made into prints and sold to the public.
 
  A) Jean-Honore Fragonard
  B) William Hogarth
  C) Jean-Baptise Cimeon Chardin
  D) Thomas Gainsborough
  E) Francois Boucher

Question 2

Jacques-Louis David's work is __________.
 
  A) romantic
  B) rococo
  C) neo-baroque
  D) classical
  E) neoclassical



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