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Jacques-Louis David painted the revolutionary Marat to look like: 1)a Marat 2) a heroic conqueror 3)royalty 4)a monster
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Jacques-Louis David painted the revolutionary Marat to look like:

1)a Marat
2) a heroic conqueror
3)royalty
4)a monster

Jacques-Louis David painted the revolutionary Marat to look like: 1)a Marat 2) a heroic-example-1
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As such, David seemed to paint Marat with that in mind, as a glance at the painting almost seems to resemble a saint.
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