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Abram Middleton

22 July, 22:24

What statement about the artworks of Raphael are true?

Select all that apply

A. They depict people just as they looked in real life, without ideal beauty.

B. They show the personalities of people.

C. They show the influence of Leonardo, Michelangelo, and classical art

D. They use chiaroscuro to give figures a solid form.

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