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AP Art History

Category - Early Europe and Colonial Americas

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What is a work of art that possesses a symbolic meaning in addition to a literal interpretation?

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Answer: C - An allegory is a work of art (or literature) that possesses a symbolic meaning in addition to a literal interpretation.

Key Takeaway: An allegory is a figurative representation that is meant to convey a meaning other than the literal, usually teaching an important (often moral) lesson through symbolism. Allegory is found in all art forms including painting, photography, dance, and literature.

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