In General, Modernist Artists

question 57

Multiple Choice

In general, modernist artists

• A) strove to duplicate what they saw in the world.
• B) rejected the notion of reproducing what they saw exactly.
• C) imitated the work of "primitive" artists in non-western cultures.
• D) believed that art should be socially relevant.
• E) accepted the Renaissance view of the world as inherently orderly and rational.

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