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The Shocking Realism Depicted in Thomas Eakins's the Gross Clinic

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The shocking realism depicted in Thomas Eakins's The Gross Clinic stems from his __________.


A)  ​training as a surgeon 
B)  ​close observation of wounded soldiers in the Civil War 
C)  ​commitment to Gustave Courbet's realist philosophy 
D)  ​morbid psychological state 
E)  ​experience working with live models and dissecting corpses

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