The view that the aesthetic properties of an art object are solely in the eye of the beholder is known as
A) objectivism.
B) subjectivism.
C) formalism.
D) expressionism.

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Subjectivism is the philosophical view that asserts that beauty and aesthetic value are determined by individual preferences and personal responses, rather than being inherent qualities of objects. This aligns with the idea that aesthetic properties are solely in the eye of the beholder.

The View That the Aesthetic Properties of an Art Object