Jan Micker’s 1652 masterwork Bird’s Eye View of Amsterdam, which had been painted long before such a
vantage point became possible, features spatial relationships that are more subtle and intricate than in most other seventeenth-century Dutch paintings.
(A) which had been painted long before such a
vantage point became possible, features spatial relationships that are more subtle and intricate
than in Incorrectcomparison problem - than in what? features in most other seventeenth-century Dutch paintings, so those needed
(B) painted by the artist long before such a
vantage point was to become possible,
and featuring spatial relationships that are more subtle and intricate than those in
Incorrectmasterwork Bird’s Eye View of Amsterdam - is a fragment
(C) which the artist painted long before the possibility of such a
vantage point, featuring spatial relationships that are more subtle and intricate than
the ones in
Incorrect the ones uses wrong
(D) painted long before the possibility of such a
vantage point, with spatial relationships that are more subtle and intricate than
the ones in
Incorrectsame as D
(E)
painted long before such a vantage point became possible, features spatial relationships that are more subtle and intricate than those in Correct