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Why might the artist have used organic shapes in the foreground of this painting? (3 points) A. To make an Abstract cityscape B. To make an Abstract portrait C. To make a Non-objective landscape D. To
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Why might the artist have used organic shapes in the foreground of this painting? (3 points)

A. To make an Abstract cityscape

B. To make an Abstract portrait

C. To make a Non-objective landscape

D. To make a Non-objective portrait

Why might the artist have used organic shapes in the foreground of this painting? (3 points-example-1
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A. To make an Abstract cityscape

Step-by-step explanation:

The artist main objective is to catch the audiance attention on the cityscape shapes.

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Answer: b

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