The Hudson River School Was Distinguished by

question 62

Multiple Choice

The Hudson River school was distinguished by

• A)rigid attempts at representing scenes precisely as they appeared.
• B)exaggerated representations of the American landscape.
• C)its emphasis on classical techniques.
• D)representing common people engaging in everyday tasks.

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