Question ID:PT88 S2 Q24 Passage:Until recently, experts have been unable to identify the artist who created a Renaissance painting depicting aristocrats in a historic battle. But the mystery has been solved by the discovery of a self-portrait of a well-known artist from very early in his career, dated to the same year that the painting of the battle scene was created. One of the figures in the battle scene closely resembles the young man in the self-portrait. It is likely, therefore, that the artist who painted the self-portrait also painted the battle scene. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument? Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:The painting of the battle scene depicts several other people who appear to be roughly the same age as the man depicted in the self-portrait. Choice B:Most of the figures depicted in the painting of the battle scene resemble real people from history. Choice C:It was not uncommon in the Renaissance for painters to use live models in depicting people in their paintings. Choice D:It would have been a violation of etiquette for so young an artist to include himself among aristocrats in a painting of a historic battle. Choice E:The historic battle that is the subject of the painting took place a number of years before the birth of the artist who painted the self-portrait.