Claus Oldenburg was known for creating works that were:
a. Highly suggestive in meaning
b. An enlargement of the everyday object and monumental in scale
c. Made out of unusual materials
d. Obscene
Ans: b. An enlargement of the everyday object and monumental in scale
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