Analyze these artists' techniques to interpret their paintings.
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Artists use symbolism, characters, and dramatic action to share a story.
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Discover what historical context reveals about these two paintings.
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Ask these questions to "read" any work of art.
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Create a drawing with a symbolic narrative.
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