In 2001, Edgar Degas completed a painting that mimicked the dazzling

In 2001, Edgar Degas completed a painting that mimicked the dazzling style of Rembrandt, a fifteenth century artist and the last of the Great Masters. Critics believe that this was as similar as possible to Rembrandt’s original style. Although some of the techniques used by Degas are reminiscent of the twentieth century master Pablo Picasso, Picasso has himself confessed that he was influenced by the tradition of the Great Masters. The considerations given best serve as part of an argument that


Critics believed that ED - Mimicked Rs style
Some felt ED -Mimicked Pablo
But Pablo himself Mimicked Rs style
So its right to say ED Mimicked Rs style

A critics may be surprised to recognize a similarity in painting techniques between those of the Great Masters and those of Picasso, essentially a modernist - Out of scope
B Pablos Picasso had attempted to reproduce Rembrandt paintings himself -Maybe he did ,Maybe he dint but the para only talks about the techniques used and not about replicating paintings Out of scope
C the training of artists in the twenty first century is based on principles that do not differ radically from those that underlay the training of artists in the fifteenth-century.- the Para talks nothing about training Out of scope
D modern critics are not necessarily incorrect in their views about Degas work - closest possible answer .
E Degas may have been trained to model his work on those of Picasso and Rembrandt- The paragraph talks nothing about EDs training at all . Out of scope