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The Sailors' Apparent Indifference in Degas' a Fair Wind Suggests

Question 2

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The sailors' apparent indifference in Degas' A Fair Wind suggests


A) a child's perspective.
B) an inability to depict three-dimensional space.
C) a candid photograph.
D) that the figures are drunk.

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