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In On Painting, Alberti claimed that a truly beautiful work must have both: • A. literal and symbolic meanings. • B. religious and nonreligious themes. • C. vibrant colors and realistic subjects. • D.
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In On Painting, Alberti claimed that a truly beautiful work must have both:

• A. literal and symbolic meanings.
•
B. religious and nonreligious themes.
• C. vibrant colors and realistic subjects.
•
D. proportion and perspective.

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Answer: B

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