Dalí was known mainly as a painter, but he made frequent forays into
other artistic mediums and enjoyed collaborating with other artists. In
1945, Dalí designed a dream sequence for the film Spellbound by the
famous Hollywood director Alfred Hitchcock.
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previous sentence. Which choice best accomplishes this goal?
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B. Many of the bizarre images Dalí painted, like the melting clocks in his
work The Persistence of Memory, remain cultural icons today.

C. But it was Dali's dramatic flair and style, as much as his artwork, that
made him so well-known and has kept him so well-remembered.

D. Many popular modern artists, including Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst,
point to Dalí as a central influence on their work.