Baudelaire thought photography was art's most mortal enemy ...

[WWatsford]

Baudelaire thought photography was art's most mortal enemy because
 
  A. from the moment photography was invented, painting was dead
  B. photography could record only visual records, not something of a man's soul
  C. as a product of the imagination, the photograph could not adequately represent reality
  D. the camera could record precisely what was before the lens

Question 2

One of the complaints about pictorialism is that it was
 
  A. limited in depth of field
  B. emotionally shallow
  C. too symmetrical
  D. an interesting social document, but not a work of art

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B

[WWatsford]

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