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Anna [14]
2 years ago
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State the title, artist, and movement of the work. Then, answer both of these questions to guide your reflection: 1. What is you

r personal response to the work? In answering this question, discuss how the work affects you and what specific elements of the work create that effect on you. 2. Do you think this work fits well in the movement or not? In answering this question, discuss a few of the typical elements of the specific movement and explain how the work does or does not fit. on you . 2. Do you think this work fits well in the movement or not ? In answering this question , discuss a few of the typical elements of the specific movement and explain how the work does or does not fit.​

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evablogger [386]2 years ago
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ur mom

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