What elements of Kongolese Crucifix (Fig. 14-20) are more in keeping with an African aesthetic than European traditions?
A. the features of Christ, including his hands and feet
B. the clasped hands of the surrounding smaller figures
C. the placement of supporting figures above and beside Christ
D. all of the above
Answer: D
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our text.
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