Question

A painter of eminence had once resolved to
finish a piece of art which should please the whole
world. When therefore he had drawn a picture in
which his utmost skill was exhausted, it was ex-
posed in the public market place, which direc-
tion at the bottom for spectators. All came and in
general applauded, but each willing to show his
talent at criticism marked whatever he though im-
proper. At evening, when the painter came he was
mortified to find the whole picture one universal
blot-not a single stroke that had not the marks
of disapprobation, Not satisfied with this trial the
next day he resolved to try them in a different
manner and exposing his picture as before de-
sired that every spectator would mark those beau-
ties he approved of admired. The people com-
plied and the artist returning found his picture
covered with the marks of beauty, every stroke
that had been yesterday condemned, now received
the character of approbation, "Well," cried the
painter, "I now find the best way to succeed is to
aim at satisfying the few."​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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