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This art technique allowed artists to paint 3D objects on a 2D surface. O reference O perspective O cubism O pointalism
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This art technique allowed artists to paint 3D objects on a 2D surface.

O reference
O perspective
O cubism
O pointalism

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It can’t be reference or perspective so think that the answer is cubism maybe because it involved something with cub’s .
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Answer:

cubism. C.

Explanation:because it makes sense, and trust.

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