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I believe the correct answer is D<span>. The four figures standing on the beach. </span>
<span>Whistler isn't interested in these four figures as persons with their stories - so we can't see either their experience or memories. As a symbolist, he is primarily interested in the composition and general meaning of the piece. They are faceless and impersonal. All we can see is their outfit inspired by traditional Japanese clothes, which makes them even more of a symbol. It's not even about the arrangement of the women - they are symmetrical because it suits the composer's vision, but the symmetry is not the subject matter.</span>
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Medium influences the perception of art because it is ordinary and may seem as simple as anything else. The medium is the common object, idea, etc, so when we see something simple such as a painted square, we may not think of what thought went behind it or even the materials that were used to make such a "simple" piece of artwork. The medium may also help us to think harder of the artwork, we may wonder why such a simple square is so significant. Artists should and shouldn't tailor their work to suit others. One, they should because it is important to entertain your audiences and give them something to cheer and talk about. But it is also important to follow an individual's patron because it is more that just a piece of art, there is meaning behind it which makes it unique and it's own. There would be nothing similar if it was from another artist.
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