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Catholic art and Protestant art had radically different themes. What did Protestant artists depict in their art? ——————————— A. Christian imagery and icons B. Jesus Christ and biblical stories C. the "ideal
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Catholic art and Protestant art had radically different themes. What did Protestant artists depict in their art?

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A.
Christian imagery and icons
B.
Jesus Christ and biblical stories
C.
the "ideal man" and everyday scenes

Catholic art and Protestant art had radically different themes. What did Protestant-example-1
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C. the "ideal man" and everyday scenes

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Jesús Christ and biblical stories

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