Read the following sentences from the text.

“Tamayo’s Mexican culture, Indigenous Zapotec heritage, and travel experiences served as inspirations for his many paintings, prints, and sculptures. Tamayo’s style was greatly influenced by his appreciation for pre-Columbian art. Pre-Columbian civilizations developed in North and South America before the arrival of Europeans. Tamayo collected certain Pre-Columbian artifacts as part of his inspiration. Throughout his career, he referenced pre-Columbian art and traditions in his paintings.”

What conclusion can you draw from this evidence?

Tamayo only liked to paint abstract art so no one could identify clear objects in his artwork.

Tamayo had pets that he painted pictures of, like his big-eyed dog and his long-haired cat.

Tamayo’s work layered many different shades of gray and no colors to honor his Mexican heritage.

Tamayo’s Indigenous heritage led him to explore Mexican art that didn’t have European influences.

The conclusion that can be drawn from this evidence is: Tamayo’s Indigenous heritage led him to explore Mexican art that didn’t have European influences.