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• Calida Garcia Rawles is an African American painter.

• She is known for her large-scale, hyperrealistic paintings depicting African American figures in water.

• The painting Soar (24 x 18 in) depicts a young girl in a white dress floating at the bottom left corner of the canvas.

• Yesterday Called and Said We Were Together (48 x 60 in) depicts two unidentifiable figures with their arms outstretched floating in the upper left of the canvas.

• She paints the water with vivid blue colors, including midnight blue and aquamarine.

• The mood in the paintings is relaxed.

Which choice most effectively uses information from the given sentences to emphasize a difference between the two paintings?

• A.

  While some of Rawles's works, such as Soar, feature one figure in the composition, Yesterday Called and Said We Were Together features two figures floating in the vivid blue water.

• B.

  Among the many stunning works of Calida Garcia Rawles is Yesterday Called and Said We Were Together, a relaxed 48-by-60-in painting depicting two unidentifiable figures floating with their arms outstretched in the vivid blue water.

• C.

  Although the number of figures may differ, constant among Rawles's hyperrealistic works is the relaxed mood that the paintings evoke.

• D.

  Calida Garcia Rawles captures the water in paintings such as Soar and Yesterday Called and Said We Were Together in vivid hues of midnight blue and aquamarine.