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In a work of art, what is the subject? a. What is being represented in the piece. b. The recognizable forms such as a figure. c. Refers to the feelings created by a piece. d. Th…

In a work of art, what is the subject? a. What is being represented in the piece. b. The recognizable forms such as a figure. c. Refers to the feelings created by a piece. d. Th…
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In a work of art, what is the subject?

a.
What is being represented in the piece.
b.
The recognizable forms such as a figure.
c.
Refers to the feelings created by a piece.
d.
The visible elements of a piece.

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In a work of art, what is the subject?

a.

What is being represented in the piece.

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User Xji
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It's A. Passed art with a 96 my Junior year.
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