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In the conventions of Orientalism, the headdress, peacock fan, and jeweled necklace pictured with the nude in Ingres’s Grande Odalisque are markers of
a) her role as concubine.
b) her high social status.
c) her connection to royalty.
d) her Middle Eastern identity.
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