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What were the three variations of the international baroque style?

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Which characteristic do the eyes of Nok sculptural figures have in common?

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False.


During what period were artists producing works in the grand manner or the great style?

the baroque period


Is a sonata of the Baroque era Sacred or Secular?

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What texture is common in music of the Baroque Period?

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