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Click to study each part of the painting

Study this quadrant for at least 1 minute

Study both quadrants together for at least 1 minute

Study the 3 quadrants for at least 1 minute

Study the whole picture for at least 1 minute

Answer the following questions: 1.Describe the scene in this picture? 2.How would you describe the scene and the people? 3.What do you hear and smell in this painting?

Answer the following questions and give at least 2 pieces of evidence from the picture to support your answer. 4. What do you think is happening in this painting? 5. Where do you think this painting took place? 6. When do you think this painting took place?

Make a hypothesis What do you think these people were feeling at the time?