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Q1Who painted the painting 'In Memoriam' in 1859?

A Jone Borkar

B Joseph Noel Paton

C George Paton

D Jone Kersia

Explanation

'In Memoriam' is associated with Joseph Noel Paton, the Scottish artist whose work was linked with Victorian responses to the events around the 1857 revolt. The names Jone Borkar and Jone Kersia do not correspond to the recognised painter of this work and appear as distractors in the printed set. George Paton is also not the accepted attribution for this painting. The question asks only for the painter named in relation to the 1859 work, so Joseph Noel Paton is retained as the correct answer per the official key.

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