In Schirrmacher's stages of artistic development, one- to two-year-old children:
A) approach markers, crayons, and clay with the intent of exploring their properties.
B) refine their circles, ovals, lines, and attempted geometric shapes.
C) progress from mandalas to suns to stick figures.
D) make first attempts at drawing the human face.

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According to Schirrmacher, one- to two-year-old children approach artistic tools with the intent of exploring their properties, rather than creating specific images or shapes. Therefore, option A best describes this stage of artistic development.

In Schirrmacher's Stages of Artistic Development, One- to Two-Year-Old Children