Concept:
- Artist identification is stronger when several visual markers agree: line quality, treatment of figures, colour blocks, composition, and recurring subjects.
- M. F. Husain frequently used forceful outlines, fractured modernist forms, horses, human figures, and Indian cultural themes.
Step 1: Build a visual checklist.
Look for simplified angular bodies, broad colour areas, energetic lines, and figures that are expressive rather than realistic.
Also note the repeated horse and Indian narrative motifs associated with the artist.
Step 2: Apply the checklist to images A and B.
Both images use strongly outlined, simplified horses and dynamic arrangements. The colour and monochrome treatments differ, but the underlying line and form remain consistent with the same artist.
Step 3: Apply the checklist to images C and D.
Image C uses the same angular horses and flat red field. Image D combines bold outlines, fragmented figures, and an Indian cultural subject in the same visual language.
Step 4: Compare all four results.
Every image matches the recurring subjects and characteristic treatment used by M. F. Husain.
Final Answer: A, B, C, and D.