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Question 25

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​   Which description best describes the work shown here? A)  Door panel, Siena Cathedral B)  Competition panel, San Giovanni C)  Door panel, Saint Peter's, Rome D)  Competition panel, Santa Croce
Which description best describes the work shown here?


A) Door panel, Siena Cathedral
B) Competition panel, San Giovanni
C) Door panel, Saint Peter's, Rome
D) Competition panel, Santa Croce

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