It may seem that works of art are best experienced in person. However, in an online collection from the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum Tokyo, Japan, people can zoom in on a high-quality image of the woodblock print Fine Breezy Day by Katsushika Hokusai. A student argues that viewers usually can’t examine works of art in a museum as carefully as they can examine works in online collections.
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mediumWhich statement, if true, would most directly support the underlined argument?
A
Most museums have signs that provide basic information about the works of art on display.
B
Many museums have started adding images of works from their collections to their websites.
C
Most museums don’t allow visitors to get very close to the works of art on display.
D
Museums don’t always put works by different artists together in one room.