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Visual Arts
Question
El Anatsuis artworks reference both ________ and ________.
a. traditional Pakistan . . . the digital age
b. colonial Africa . . . modern consumerism
c. ancient Greek sculpture . . . contemporary photography
d. Persian miniature painting . . . cell phones
e. ancient weaving techniques . . . modern factory conditions
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