What new developments in Flemish painting are evident in the workshop of Peter Paul Rubens?
A. Rubens hires specialist painters as shop assistants.
B. Rubens takes on apprentices to learn from him.
C. Rubens works for multiple patrons simultaneously.
D. Rubens accepts religious and secular commissions.
Answer: A
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