The artist Fan Kuan was influenced by Daoism in that he

The artist Fan Kuan was influenced by Daoism in that he 

a) engaged in academic practice
b) emphasizes an uncorrupted view of nature
c) painted on silk
d) incorporated foreign influences







Answer: B

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