The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in Boston, Massachusetts, has a huge number of works of art. The museum has shared digital images of many of its pieces, including Dos Mujeres (Salvadora y Herminia) by Frida Kahlo and Supermodel by Kerry James Marshall. Online viewers can zoom in very closely on some of those images. This means that online viewers get a more detailed look at some works of art than viewers in a museum do.
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easyWhich quotation from a student who visited the museum best illustrates the underlined claim?
A
“I had heard about the painting by Frida Kahlo before, so I was excited to see it in the museum when I visited.”
B
“I visited the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, recently. Later, I remembered Supermodel and wanted to learn more about the artist.”
C
“I zoomed in on Dos Mujeres (Salvadora y Herminia) on my computer. I saw fine lines that I hadn’t been able to see when I looked at the piece in the museum.”
D
“The first time I ever saw any art by Kerry James Marshall was when I went to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, with my class.”