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English, 04.11.2019 02:31, Andre7640

Which of the following is a comment you might make about the "aesthetics" of a painting?
a. the painting was created using unusual tools.
b. the painting has a beautiful combination of colors.
c. the painting has a very interesting history.
d. the painting was created during the great depression.

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