The Tree of Jesse is a work from:
A. the golden age of stained glass.
B. the Pueblo people of San Ildefonso.
C. the 15th century.
D. the first wave of feminist art.
E. American ex-slaves of the 19th century.
A
The Tree of Jesse is an example of a special branch of glasswork, stained glass, a technique used for windows, particularly in the great cathedrals of the 12th and 13th centuries.
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