Which of the following was NOT a contribution of Japanese prints to nineteenth-century Western aesthetics?
A) One-point perspective
B) Flat forms
C) Compressed space
D) abrupt cropping

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One-point perspective was not a contribution of Japanese prints to nineteenth-century Western aesthetics. It was already a common technique in Western art before the introduction of Japanese prints. The other three choices (flat forms, compressed space, abrupt cropping) were major contributions of Japanese prints to Western aesthetics.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Contribution of Japanese