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One of contributing factor to the 20th century art movement was the continuing exposure of different countries sharing the wealth of each country. Some countries began loaning works to other nations of the world. An example is the King Tut artifacts being loaned from Egypt to countries all around the world. Many countries realized the wealth of sharing previously exclusive materials with the world. Countries who were rarely mentioned in conversation were now being the conversation. explain

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Countries who were rarely mentioned in conversation were now being the conversation are examined. Examples for King Tut's artifacts being loaned from Egypt to countries all around the world are provided.

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Historic artifacts are present in remote countries around the world. We as a society don't normally think of these countries because they may be in areas that are no exactly ...

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