The elongated figures and ambiguity of space seen in El Greco's Burial of Count Orgaz, especially in the depiction of a heavenly realm, links the work MOSTLY to what movement?
a) Gothic
b) Mannerism
c) Baroque
d) Rococo
Answer: B
The elongated figures and ambiguity of space seen in El Greco's Burial of Count Orgaz, especially in the depiction of a heavenly realm, links the work MOSTLY to what movement?
a) Gothic
b) Mannerism
c) Baroque
d) Rococo
Answer: B
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