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She documented and preserved her view of the world.
This painting doesn't represent a historical event, or a political statement, or a functional object. It represents a personal theme that Cassatt obsessed over, and that is the relationship between a mother and a child, within the framework of the women's inner lives and psychology. The painting depicts an intimate scene of motherly warmth and love. The motif of mother and child was one of the most important motifs in her entire opus.
Answer:
None of the answer choices make sense, but I'd say the closest one is attacking lions?
Explanation:
The topic of this articles is that lions are dying of illnesses. It has nothing to do with dogs. Since three of them involve dogs, I would say it's attacking lions. Though nothing is really attacking lions, unless it's meaning that the illness is attacking them.
