When the Painter Paul Gauguin Visited Tahiti in 1891, He

When the painter Paul Gauguin visited Tahiti in 1891, he emphasized that there is "something virile in the women and something feminine in the men." on the basis of the observation Gauguin concluded that

A) Tahiti was a backward society.
B) homosexuality was acceptable in that society.
C) there is a fixed line separating maleness from femaleness.
D) the United States (and Europe) had made women into artificial creations.