Which of the following statements about fine arts production is best supported by the information presented in the passage
A． The best fine art is in some cases produced by formula, resulting in mass quantities of a single object.
B． Once an artist creates a work, there is usually little benefit in his duplicating it, as it has already conveyed its meaning.
C． In aesthetic terms, fine art is often considered superior to decorative art, whose beauty is limited by functionality.
D． At the present historical moment, high technology like electronics seldom plays a role in arts other then fine arts.
E． Ceramics is rarely considered to be a viable form by today's fine artists, who prefer a more advanced level of technology in their work.