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Complete the sentences with a word from the list.
admired
depict		essential
exquisite		objective
Paleolithic		significant
subjective		worship



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The cave paintings of Lascaux, France, deer, woolly mammoths, and horses.
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The cave paintings are one of very few examples of art.
3

It goes against the Jewish and Muslim religions to idols or statues.
4

It is difficult to be about a piece of art, because art is , appealing to a person's senses and tastes.
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"Louise, I love this painting. It's . Is it one of yours?"
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In many cases, understanding the art of a culture is to understanding the culture itself.
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The Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens was for his new approach to the female nude.
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The influence of religion on art is .








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