Questions 11: Whistler eschewed what in his paintings?
Sentimentality and moral allusion
Bold colors and shapes
Abstract ideas
Detailed realism
Answer
**Answer: Whistler eschewed sentimentality and moral allusion in his paintings because he believed that art should be free from any moral or emotional burden and instead focus solely on the aesthetic qualities of form and color.** He sought to create works that were pure in their artistic expression, devoid of any narrative or didactic intent, allowing viewers to appreciate them purely for their visual beauty and artistic merit.
Wondering Whistler: Unveiling the Artistry of James Abbott McNeill Whistler
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