When critic Sadakichi Hartmann wrote the following quote in a 1904 article for Camera Work, what was he critiquing? “We expect an etching to look like an etching, and a lithograph to look like a lithograph, why then should not a photographic print look like a photographic print?”

a)the colors of tonalism

b)the manipulations of pictorialism

c)the lack of privacy in street photography

d)the lack of realism involved with abstract art

I think it could be "Engraving" but if you don't have that option then the mos viable option is "Lithograph".

Explanation:

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When critic Sadakichi Hartmann wrote the following quote in a 1904 article for Camera Work, what was he critiquing?

“We expect an etching to look like an etching, and a lithograph to look like a lithograph, why then should not a photographic print look like a photographic print?”

Correct

The manipulations of pictorialism

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