At the top of the Egyptian power hierarchy serving the pharaoh was the

Olowe of Ise was a highly regarded __________ woodcarver

A. Yoruba B. Dama C. Bwa D. Baule

The leading exponent of late mannerism in Italy, Tintoretto, had a style that could be described as

A. feverish and emotional. B. restrained and stately. C. Gothic and decadent. D. discordant and alienating.