Identify the significance of the mousetrap in Robert Campin's Mérode Triptych (14.8)
a. It signifies the humble origins of Joseph and Mary.
b. It refers to Joseph's craft as a carpenter.
c. It refers to a popular Flemish symbol popularized by Campin.
d. It refers to God's plan for salvation.
Answer: d.
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