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In Daumier's painting Third-Class Carriage the colors are bright and bold, saturating the canvas. True False

In Daumier's painting Third-Class Carriage the colors are bright and bold, saturating the canvas. True False
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In Daumier's painting Third-Class Carriage the colors are bright and bold, saturating the canvas.

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I think the answer is false because when you take a look at his work, it looks less saturated and has less colors.
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User Akxaya
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It is false. Because when you look it up the colors aren't bright or bold. hope this helps
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