Is this painting Absolute-Clarity or Relative-Clarity?

Please read the description for both Absolute-Clarity and Relative-Clarity carefully and select an option from 1 (Clearly Absolute-Clarity)  to 5 (Clearly Relative-Clarity) for the given painting

1: Clearly Absolute-Clarity,  2: Mostly Absolute-Clarity, 3: Borderline, 4: Mostly Relative-Clarity, 5: Clearly Relative-Clarity

 

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Absolute-Clarity

(Clearly Absolute-Clarity)  (Clearly Relative-Clarity)                      

Relative-Clarity
  • Easy to identify the key individual/ subject matter
  • Clear depiction of individual subject matter
  • Composition, light, color used to define form
  • For example, in figure A, the main subject who is the woman is clearly depicted and it is easy for the viewer to identify the main subject of the painting.
  • Seen as a whole: Focus on the story about entire scene, less emphasis on key subject
  • Unclear (blurred) depiction of individual subject matter
  • Composition, light, color don't define form
  • For example, in Figure B, it is difficult to determine the main subject of the painting. The whole focus on the painting is about the entire scene, where the figures are having a meal together. The figures are blurred together and not clearly defined.

Figure A

Figure B
Source: Wikiart
Descriptions: http://arthistoryresources.net/baroque-art-theory-2013/wolfflin-renaissance-baroque.html