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Which artist depicts Dante and Virgil as more childlike and innocent? A. William Blake B. Henri Matisse C. Pablo Picasso D. Gustave Doré

Which artist depicts Dante and Virgil as more childlike and innocent? A. William Blake B. Henri Matisse C. Pablo Picasso D. Gustave Doré
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Which artist depicts Dante and Virgil as more childlike and innocent?

A. William Blake
B. Henri Matisse
C. Pablo Picasso
D. Gustave Doré

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The correct answer is A. William Blake

He was one of two famous authors who painted Dante and Virgil. The other author who painted them was Gustave Dore, however his art was more serious and the characters were presented stoically.
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