The correct answer is B. by creating color contrast to focus on the main ballerina. In "Dancers Backstage," Edgar Degas often used contrasting colors to draw attention to the figures, particularly the dancers, setting them apart from the background and directing the viewer's eye toward the main subjects of the painting.
Dancers Backstage by Edgar Degas. How did the artist use color to create emphasis in this image? A. by using colors that were similar to the background. B. by creating color contrast to focus on the main ballerina. C. by using only cool colors. D. by using analogous colors in all parts of the image.
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