Art historian Dr. Park argues that 17th-century Korean court painters increasingly experimented with naturalistic landscape techniques, departing from earlier idealized conventions.
Which finding, if true, would most strongly support Dr. Park's argument?
- A
Korean painting traditions are studied in many universities today.
- B
Korean court painters often produced multiple works for the same patron.
- C
Some Korean painters were also calligraphers.
- Dcheck_circle
Court paintings dated to the second half of the 17th century show carefully observed regional landforms and atmospheric effects absent from earlier court works.
Explanation
A provides direct visual evidence of naturalistic shifts in the targeted period. B, C, and D are tangential.