I am not quite sure i get the logic in this question.
The Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh was known for his unusual use of halo-like effects on the lights in his paintings. This portrayal of light was unique in the European artistic canon of Van Gogh's time. Some art historians have proposed that Van Gogh suffered from lead poisoning, one of the symptoms of which is a swelling of retinas which causes the eye to see halos of light around brightly colored objects. However, this proposal is unlikely to be the explanation, because _____________.
(A) a number of Van Gogh's artistic successors, none of whom suffered from lead poisoning, utilized a haloing effect to mimic the technique that Van Gogh used in his art
(B) some bright objects, such as the sun and moon, do in fact have halos of light emanating from them, matching the look of Van Gogh's paintings
(C) if Van Gogh had swollen retinas, then, relative to how real-life objects looked to him, the haloed objects in his paintings would appear to have additional halos and would thus seem distorted correct
(D) even if Van Gogh had suffered from lead poisoning, it is unlikely that the doctors of his time would have been able to prescribe medicine that could counteract its effects during Van Gogh's lifetime
(E) there were artists working outside of the European artistic canon that were known for including halos in their work at the same time that Van Gogh utilized the technique your answer
The Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh was known for his unusual use of halo-like effects on the lights in his paintings. This portrayal of light was unique in the European artistic canon of Van Gogh's time. Some art historians have proposed that Van Gogh suffered from lead poisoning, one of the symptoms of which is a swelling of retinas which causes the eye to see halos of light around brightly colored objects. However, this proposal is unlikely to be the explanation, because _____________.
(A) a number of Van Gogh's artistic successors, none of whom suffered from lead poisoning, utilized a haloing effect to mimic the technique that Van Gogh used in his art
(B) some bright objects, such as the sun and moon, do in fact have halos of light emanating from them, matching the look of Van Gogh's paintings
(C) if Van Gogh had swollen retinas, then, relative to how real-life objects looked to him, the haloed objects in his paintings would appear to have additional halos and would thus seem distorted correct
(D) even if Van Gogh had suffered from lead poisoning, it is unlikely that the doctors of his time would have been able to prescribe medicine that could counteract its effects during Van Gogh's lifetime
(E) there were artists working outside of the European artistic canon that were known for including halos in their work at the same time that Van Gogh utilized the technique your answer
