-What was one theme about the impact of the market revolution and industrialization that George Inness addressed in his 1855 painting The Lackawanna Valley?
A) Traditional farm life was in direct conflict with industrialization.
B) Economic development took a toll on the landscape.
C) Paintings became accurate forms of advertisement for the first time.
D) Artistic truth was more important than the necessities of the marketplace.

Question

-What was one theme about the impact of the market revolution and industrialization that George Inness addressed in his 1855 painting The Lackawanna Valley?
A) Traditional farm life was in direct conflict with industrialization. 
B) Economic development took a toll on the landscape. 
C) Paintings became accurate forms of advertisement for the first time. 
D) Artistic truth was more important than the necessities of the marketplace.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Inness's painting The Lackawanna Valley depicts the encroachment of industrialization on the natural landscape, highlighting the environmental and aesthetic impacts of economic development.

-What Was One Theme About the Impact of the Market