Damien Hirst's works are metaphors for ________________
a. art
b. life and death
c. happiness
d. ignorance and education
Answer: b.
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A. his lifelike body B. the stylized papyrus C. the use of low relief D. hierarchic scale
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Which of the following statements best describes John Henry Fuseli's artworks, including The Nightmare?
A. He portrayed humanity as rational and good. B. He glorified the irrational side of human nature. C. He selected themes that corresponded to Enlightenment values. D. He valued the dominance of drawing over painterly effects.
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