A) the history of art
B) Dutch still life painting
C) Renaissance and Baroque figure studies
D) images of the goddess Venus
E) all of the other answers
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A) the rotten food in the corner reflects the fact that all living things decay
B) the woman looks in a mirror to contemplate her beauty, which will fade over time
C) the realistic depiction of a cemetery reminds us that death is inevitable
D) the instruments remind us that life, like music, is transient
E) the skull on the table represents death
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A) he uses dead materials as memento mori
B) he transforms branches and twigs into artworks that extend the lifespan of a once-living material into the realm of art
C) he uses man-made materials that look like they were made in nature
D) people buy his artworks when a child is born and the person carries it with him or her until death
E) he records the life cycle of a tree and plays the video in art galleries
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A) Andrea del Sarto
B) Andres Serrano
C) Andrea Mantegna
D) Carl Andre
E) Andrea Frasier
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A) depicting mothers with their newborn children
B) presenting children's views of their mothers as seen in their personal drawings
C) side-by-side comparisons of mothers from different socio-economic classes
D) the ideal of motherhood as depicted in literature throughout time
E) mothers who have promoted their children in their art careers
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A) the immediacy of Christ's body and the fact that he is no longer alive
B) the grief of the women who are prominently placed in the center of the picture
C) the agony that Christ endured while he was being crucified
D) the injustice of the treatment Christ received prior to the crucifixion
E) none of the other answers
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A) color and symbols
B) texture
C) mass and perspective
D) scale and pattern
E) none of the other answers
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A) we know exactly who this person is
B) the crime scene is especially gory
C) as a society we no longer have a direct relationship with the dead
D) the deceased is wearing such elaborate clothing
E) we see dead bodies all the time in present-day life, so it is not shocking
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A) charcoal on paper
B) oil on canvas
C) color photograph
D) gelatin silver print
E) film
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A) to honor someone who had just died
B) to depict the ancestors and acknowledge their role in daily life
C) to carry the deceased into the afterlife
D) they serve a ritual function in male initiation and memorial feasts
E) all of the other answers
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A) dancing the world into existence
B) balancing contradictory qualities, for example creation and destruction
C) bringing to life the endless of cycle of birth and rebirth
D) stamping out evil and ignorance
E) all of the other answers
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A) the fleeting nature of life
B) the passing of time
C) memento mori
D) transient sights, smells, and sounds
E) all of the other answers
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A) Gustave Courbet
B) Thomas Eakins
C) Caspar David Friedrich
D) Andrea Mantegna
E) Johannes Vermeer
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A) that nature reflects the presence of God in man's world
B) that nature will outlast human constructions
C) that even religion can be corrupted
D) that a wintery landscape can convey a mood of death
E) all of the other answers
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A) war and rain
B) life and death
C) warriors and architecture
D) childbirth and marshmallow treats
E) light and dark
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