Question

question 30
2 pt
why was this photograph by paul outerbridge accepted by museums as fine art?
a) he produced a book explaining advanced color theory using his photographs
b) he shows new advanced lighting techniques
c) his photographs were the beginning of a film movement
d) his subject matter pushes boundaries

Explanation:

To determine why Paul Outerbridge's photograph was accepted as fine art, we analyze the options:

• Option A: There's no indication his work was accepted because of a color - theory book.
• Option B: The photograph doesn't seem to be about showcasing new lighting techniques.
• Option C: His photographs aren't related to starting a film movement.
• Option D: Outerbridge's work often pushed boundaries in subject matter and style, which aligns with what museums look for in fine art (innovative, boundary - pushing content).

Answer:

D. His subject matter pushes boundaries