The Birth of Venus, The Annunciation, Medusa, and Flora are four artworks that all have this in common.
- They are exposed in the same gallery
- They depict one and the same subject
- They have one and the same author
- They have nothing in common
Answer
The correct answer is A) They are exposed in the same gallery.
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