Part II: Comparison Essay (1 comparison essay, 20 minutes each, 40 points)INSTRUCTIONS:You have 20 minutes for the comparison essay. You must write for the full 20 minutes as I am expecting you to go into great detail. Aim for at least 2-3 substantive paragraphs with art historical facts.Be sure to include at least 3-4 important art historical facts for each artwork in each essay and that you don’t just describe the composition.In your essay, you will write an essay comparing and contrasting the two works, paying particular attention to their common features and relevant differences. These similarities and differences will not be limited to style; take function, subject, material, technique, social, historical, or religious significance into account as well. Be sure to include important art historical facts in each essay and that you don’t just describe the composition.Scratch paper is allowed.

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