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Look at this painting. It is an incomplete work by?
da vinci
Why was Caravaggio's work sometimes rejected?
Caravaggio was controversial because he often depicted religious figures in a way that the Church disagreed with. For example, in this painting of The Death of the Virgin, it is said that he based his depiction of the virgin off of a dead prostitute that he pulled from the river. The point being that he depicted saints and religious figures as normal looking humans rather than idealizing them.
Look at this painting by the Mughal painter Bichitr. This work shows the influence of?
European culture.
What is caravaggio?
Caravaggio was a painter in Italy in the late 16th century (died 1610). Though his life was short (he died at 38), he created many a spectacular work for the Catholic Church, many of which can be recognized today.
Look at this painting by Jacques-Louis David. Which feature makes this a Neoclassical work?
the use of ancient greek subject matter
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