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e names painting and sculpture as two of the many kinds of art created by Michelangelo and provides examples of his work in those two art forms. Although the two sets of examples are expressed in parallel form, the position of the phrase for example that introduces them creates a choppy and awkward sentence since it must be surrounded by commas. A more concise way to construct parallel sets of examples is to express each using a phrase introduced by such as. A.The sentence is choppy and awkward due to the twofold use of the phrase for example, which must be surrounded by commas. The preposition to, in context, suggests a range, but it would then be needed to be preceded by from. B.The examples of art are not in parallel form since the first is introduced by for example followed by the prepositional phrase in the Sistine Chapel, and the second is introduced by the prepositional phrase like . . . The preposition to is unidiomatic and awkwardly used here. C.The examples of art are not in parallel form since the first is introduced by such as, and the second is introduced by as. D.Correct. The examples of art are in parallel form, each introduced with the words such as. E.Although the examples of art are both introduced by such as, the form is not parallel since the first is a prepositional phrase (in the Sistine Chapel) and the second is a noun phrase (the statue of David).