Read the following excerpt from an essay on art history:
"Despite the avant-garde manifestos that accompanied the movement’s birth, a rigorous formal analysis of early Cubist works reveals a surprising reliance on traditional compositional structures. The subject matter, too, was decidedly *pedestrian*; rather than depicting the heroic allegories or sublime landscapes favored by their academic predecessors, these artists focused obsessively on café tables, daily newspapers, and mass-produced musical instruments. It was precisely by applying their radical, fractured geometry to such mundane subjects that the Cubists highlighted the arbitrary nature of representation itself. Had they applied their revolutionary techniques to subjects already fraught with dramatic tension, the purely formal innovations might have been overshadowed by the emotional weight of the narrative."
Which one of the following most accurately replaces the word "pedestrian" as it is used in the passage?
- Alacking in artistic inspiration
- Brelated to foot travel
- ordinary and commonplaceCevap
- Dcharacteristic of urban environments
- Egrand and allegorical