Question

how are the horse sculptures by deborah butterfield and frederic remington similar?
○ they have open, airy forms.
○ they have realistic detail.
○ they show powerful stallions.
○ they have the forms of a real horse.

Explanation:

To determine the similarity, we analyze each option:

• "Open, airy forms" is more characteristic of Butterfield's work, not a shared trait with Remington's more realistic style.
• "Realistic detail" is not a similarity as Butterfield's sculptures are more abstract in detail.
• "Show powerful stallions" is not accurate for Butterfield's work which may not focus on stallions specifically.
• "Have the forms of a real horse" is true: both artists' horse sculptures capture the basic form/essence of a real horse, even if their styles (abstract vs. realistic) differ in detail.

Answer:

D. They have the forms of a real horse.