What subject was the focus of the work of the American movement known initially as The Eight and then as the Ash Can School?
A) The mundane and repetitive activity of farm life
B) The innovation and dynamism of new machines
C) The bleak and seedy aspects of city life
D) Photographic documentation of the Great Depression

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The Ash Can School, initially known as The Eight, focused on depicting the everyday, gritty, and often bleak aspects of urban life in American cities, particularly New York, in the early 20th century.

What Subject Was the Focus of the Work of the American