Question

Based on "Mary Cassatt: Artist and Trailblazer," what can be inferred about Edgar Degas based on the fact that he thought Cassatt's Japanese wood-block prints were some of her best work?

A.
Degas was open-minded and interested in many types of art.

B.
Degas created many Japanese wood-block prints as well.

C.
Degas sometimes said things just to make Cassatt feel better.

D.
Degas had a sweet and wonderful sense of humor.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Mary Cassatt's painting style continued to evolve away from Impressionism in favor of a simpler, more straightforward approach. Her final exhibition with the Impressionists was in 1886, and she subsequently stopped identifying herself with a particular movement or school. Her experimentation with a variety of techniques often led her to unexpected places. For example, drawing inspiration from Japanese master printmakers, she exhibited a series of colored prints, including Woman Bathing and The Coiffure, in 1891.

What do you think based off of this information?

Answer 5

is it d

Answer 6

Not quite. Nothing about this passage really says that he has a sense of humor, since there is no humor.

Answer 7

Any other idears?

Answer 8

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Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

a

Answer 11

i think is a

Answer 12

How do you figure that?

Answer 13

it makes more scence

Answer 14

Okay. Well anyways, it's right.

Answer 15

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