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User: traveled around and painted portraits

Weegy: Hans Holbien the Younger traveled around and painted portraits.

User: was the first to see the possibilities of illustrations in printed books

Weegy: Albert Durer was the first to see the possibilities of illustrations in printed books.

User: William Shakespeare built on the literary traditions of ____________. a. Christopher Marlowe c. Desiderius Erasmus b. Thomas More d. Peter Brueghel

Weegy: William Shakespeare built on the literary traditions of Christopher Marlowe.

User: criticized intolerance and cruelty

Weegy: Peter Brueghel the Elder: criticized intolerance and cruelty.

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