He achieved his first triumph at the age of thirty-five with Manon Lescaut; further successes followed in rapid succession, but after he became famous and wealthy, he grew a bit complacent, composing less frequently and his last

Which statement best describes Picasso's Three Musicians?

a. clearly realizes the "expressionist" mode of modern art b. illustrates the painter's feelings of mistrust toward women c. its bright colors and irregular shapes give it a humorous tone d. use of soft, spherical shapes create a mood of mysterious calm

Although Matisse's works were compared to wild beasts, their subjects are not wild or disturbing

Indicate whether the statement is true or false