Well-Known Illustrator Andy Warhol Felt Strongly That the American Ads

Well-known illustrator Andy Warhol felt strongly that the American ads that had promoted the nation's most popular products over the decades were

A) visual manifestations of a sick society overtaken with consumerism and greed.
B) anti-elitist artworks for the masses depicting ordinary goods used by both rich and poor.
C) pioneering graphic innovations that visually displayed the power of capitalism.
D) flashy images and tasteless visuals that cluttered the cultural landscape.