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Today in class we went over more of the powerpoint that we had started yesterday in class. We took notes in our notebooks and we have a test on the Renaissance next Friday. We learned about Michelangelo and his famous sculpture in the basilica in Vatican City of Jesus and his mother Mary holding him in her arms. We also learned about all of his paintings on the ceiling of the same basilica that the sculpture is located in.

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