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Perugino's initial fame brought him consider-able wealth and
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Perugino's initial fame brought him considerable wealth and prestige, if not (i) _________ glory: some years after having been lauded as the most famous artist in Italy, his reputation having suffered a decline. Perugino was (ii) _______ by the acerbic Michelangelo as an artistic (iii) __________.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
| (A) mundane | (D) derided | (G) virtuoso |
| (B) enduring | (E) claimed | (H) bumpkin |
| (C) ephemeral | (F) emulated | (I) precursor |
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Re: Perugino's initial fame brought him consider-able wealth and
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07 May 2017, 12:15
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Perugino's initial fame brought him considerable wealth and prestige, if not (i)enduring glory: some years after having been lauded as the most famous artist in Italy, his reputation having suffered a decline. Perugino was (ii) derided by the acerbic Michelangelo as an artistic (iii) bumpkin.
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intial fame brought him wealth and prestige but it did not bring something, something related to glory. Reputation declined after some years, therefore, something that he did not have was a long lasting glory. Then, acerbic Michelangelo comments on perugino, since he is acerbic, his comments would be harsh, and hasrh comment will be -ve, therefore, derided and bumpkin.
