Two factions of artists emerged in the the late seventeenth century, one known as poussinistes who favored the art of principles of Poussin, and the other preferring the vivid colors particularly dominant in the work of which artist
a.
Peter Paul Rubens
b.
Hyacinthe Rigaud
c.
Judith Leyster
d.
Johannes Vermeer
Answer: a. <p>Peter Paul Rubens</p>
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