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by evs.teja » Wed Dec 23, 2015 12:49 am
An artist who explored Spanish cultural themes, Julio Gonzalez was world renowned for his art.

An artist who explored Spanish cultural themes, Julio Gonzalez was world renowned for his art
Julio Gonzalez is an artist whose art explores world renowned Spanish cultural themes
Artist Julio Gonzalez has explored Spanish cultural themes, the art of whom is world renowned
An artist who has explored Spanish cultural themes, Julio Gonzalez' art is world renowned.
Julio Gonzalez is a world-renowned artist whose art explored Spanish cultural themes.

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by gmat_boss » Thu Dec 24, 2015 12:48 pm
It is not the art but the artist who explores something.
==> This logic eliminates B and E.
C is awkward because of the placement of "the art of whom". ==> Eliminate C.
"An artist...., Name of the artist" is the right modified option, but the option D says "An Artist.., JG's art"==> It seems that the art itself is the artist.
Correct answer is A.
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