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What removed most of the rock from Mount Rushmore?
Answer: Dynamite
Why: The blasted rubble still lies below the faces in a slope estimated at 450,000 tons.
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What creature is Louise Bourgeois's sculpture Maman?
Answer: A spider
Why: Bourgeois linked the spider to her mother, a weaver who ran the family's tapestry restoration workshop.
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What are most of the Benin Bronzes made of?
Answer: Brass
Why: Brass is copper mixed with zinc, while bronze is copper mixed with tin.
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Which ancient people made the Venus de Milo?
Answer: The Greeks
Why: The statue most likely shows Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love whom the Romans called Venus.
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What is Jeff Koons's giant Balloon Dog made of?
Answer: Stainless steel
Why: Its mirror-polished surface gets its color from a transparent coating over the steel.
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Who was given Canova's nude statue of Napoleon in 1816?
Answer: Duke of Wellington
Why: The marble Napoleon still stands in the stairwell of Apsley House, Wellington's London home.