The first one might be from ancient Egypt, but I'm not 100%. I don't know about the culture for the last two but comparing them, I see the first one has lots of animals and people on it, which the other two don't have. one thing different about the second one is that it is only a singular thing and I can see that it is a lot more emotional than the other ones. one thing different about the last one is that it has a lot more symmetrical designs and is more abstract without animals/humans. now some things similar to the first and last are that there are a lot of small things that collectively add to the piece. and some similarities to the first and second are that it (looks like) they have something living in them.
<span>Secular Renaissance music held "madrigal" to sacred Renaissance music. </span>Secular<span> means being separate from. In the West, </span>secular music<span> developed in the Medieval period and was used in the Renaissance. </span>A madrigal<span> is a secular vocal music composition, usually a part song, of the </span>Renaissance<span> and early Baroque eras.</span>
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naw but imma take the points thoe
Explanation:
The answer to this question is (1) Edgar Degas; (2) chalk
so D. would be the correct one.
No it belongs to the woodwinds