Sometimes artists will make a painting or sculpture that really pushes the boundaries of what most people might consider formal "art." Quite often, when these artists first show these boundary-testing art works, the initial reaction by the public can be confusion or even outrage, and it isn't until years later that the work is better understood and accepted as being of art historical importance. In each of the image pairings below, one image is the "real" art work and the other is a similar image. Can you identify which are the actual artworks by Robert Rauschenberg, Marcel Duchamp, Roy Lichtenstein, Ellsworth Kelly, and Damient Hirst?
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2. Which one of these is Marcel Duchamp's "Readymade" titled "Fountain?"
3. Which cartoon image is actually a Roy Lichtenstein painting?
4. Which one of these images is an Ellsworth Kelly painting?
5. Which shark display is by British artist Damien Hirst?
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