The work titled Moses Williams was created circa 1803 by which two artists?

• A. The Behaim beaer
• B. Moses Williams
• C. The Horse in Motion
• D. Frederick Douglass

Answer: (B)

Matching a work to its creator based on the title and date is the key idea here. When a piece is titled with a person’s name, that name is the most direct clue to who made or is the subject of the work, especially when the date fits the period associated with that creator.

In this case, the work is titled with the name Moses Williams and is dated circa 1803. The most straightforward attribution is Moses Williams herself or himself as the creator, since the title uses that exact name. The other options point to different figures or works: The Horse in Motion is a late 19th-century piece by Eadweard Muybridge; Frederick Douglass is a well-known figure from that era but not connected to a work titled Moses Williams; The Behaim something appears unrelated to the given title. Therefore, the name that matches the work’s title and fits the historical date makes the most sense as the creator.