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while researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: • agnes martin was an american visual artist active in the mid - 20th century. • martin was inspired by abstract artist mark rothko, whose canvases featured large rectangles of contrasting colors. • her paintings typically feature a pattern of finely drawn lines, either parallel or arranged in a grid. • her painting \friendship\ is a grid of small rectangles painted over in gold. • her painting \summer\ has a gray border around a grid of small blue squares, each with a small white dot in the center. the student wants to draw a contrast between martins style and rothkos. which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal? a while \friendship\ features a pattern of contrasting colors like that appearing in rothkos work, \summer\ is painted a uniform blue. b although martin took on some features of rothkos style, she rejected his use of finely drawn lines and contrasting colors. c both \friendship\ and \summer\ feature finely drawn grids painted over with a single color, though \summer\ also adds dots to each rectangle. d while mark rothkos paintings were typically composed of large rectangles of contrasting colors, martins featured much smaller rectangles all painted the same color.
We need to find the option that contrasts Martin's and Rothko's styles. Option D directly compares Rothko's large rectangles of contrasting colors with Martin's smaller rectangles of the same - color, highlighting the difference. Option A only compares one painting of Martin with Rothko's style but doesn't comprehensively contrast their overall styles. Option B focuses on what Martin rejected rather than a clear - cut contrast. Option C emphasizes similarities rather than differences.
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D. While Mark Rothko's paintings were typically composed of large rectangles of contrasting colors, Martin's featured much smaller rectangles all painted the same color.