This painting has been traditionally thought of as a wedding portrait. All of the following have been interpreted as wedding symbols except:
a) the burning candle, a custom on the first night of a wedding
b) the shows cast off, indicating they are standing on holy ground
c) the prayerful promising pose of the groom
d) the convex mirrorm which reflects God's blessing on this event
Answer: D
AP Art History
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