Which sentence from the selection supports the author’s claim that William Wegman’s art is unique?
A) It was only when Wegman began using the giant 20X24 Polaroid camera in 1979 that he noticed Man Ray was losing his figure.
B) “He was a great dog for that,” says Wegman wistfully.
C) “He knew it would be dark and thought I’d just be finished.”
D) They have canine features, but human affectations, like mythological creatures that exist in dreams.
The correct answer is D) They have canine features, but human affectations, like mythological creatures that exist in dreams.
Explanation: This sentence highlights the uniqueness of Wegman’s art by describing how his artistic creations combine elements of both dogs and human characteristics, making them reminiscent of mythological beings. This blend of features showcases his distinctive approach and perspective in art, setting him apart from other artists.