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The ‘Paradise landscapes’ painted by Brueghel are representative of what?
A new genre he created
His love for nature
His religious beliefs
Impressionist movement
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Brueghel’s ‘Paradise landscapes’ are representative of a new genre he created. These landscapes, which depict the Garden of Eden, were inspired by the Bible and other literary works. Brueghel’s unique style of painting these landscapes has been influential on many other artists.
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