Question

the new orleans museum of art in new orleans, louisiana, has a large number of works of art. the museum has shared digital images of many of its pieces, including the good shepherd by henry ossawa tanner and degood display ii by alma thomas. online viewers can zoom in very closely on some of these images. this means that online viewers get a more detailed look at some works of art than viewers in a museum do.
which quotation from a student who visited the museum best supports the underlined claim?
a \i visited the new orleans museum of art recently. later, i remembered degood display ii and wanted to learn more about the artist.\
b \i zoomed in on the good shepherd on my computer. i saw details and swirls of color that i hadnt been able to see when i visited at the piece in the museum.\
c \the first time i ever saw any art by alma thomas was when i went to the new orleans museum of art with my class.\
d \i had heard about the painting by henry ossawa tanner before, so i was excited to see it in the museum when i visited.\

Explanation:

The text emphasizes that online viewers get a more detailed look at artworks due to shared digital images. Option B directly supports this by stating that viewing on a computer (online) allowed seeing details (shades and swirls of color) not visible in the museum. The other options either focus on visiting the museum (A, C, D) rather than the online - detailed - view aspect.

Answer:

B. "I zoomed in on The Good Shepherd on my computer. I saw shades and swirls of color that I hadn't been able to see when I visited at the piece in the museum."