Which perspectives are important in understanding a work of art? Choose the most complete answer.

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<span>The correct answer is: (c) Insider perspective, aesthetic perspective and opposing perspective. These three perspectives give you a full rounded picture of what the art work is saying both historically, artistically and from the creator themselves. The textbook and art critics perspectives are often biased.</span>

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The awnser is C insider perspective, authentic perspective, and opposing perspective

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physical movement

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