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Eakins' William Rush and Gerome's Pygmalion and Galatea have what in common? Are both examples of Realism Show the n*de female form Were considered parlor paintings We…

Eakins' William Rush and Gerome's Pygmalion and Galatea have what in common? Are both examples of Realism Show the n*de female form Were considered parlor paintings We…
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Eakins' William Rush and Gerome's Pygmalion and Galatea have what in common?

Are both examples of Realism


Show the n*de female form


Were considered parlor paintings


Were both accepted by the Academy

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were considered parlor paintings

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