Which French artist was the preeminent painter of the Rococo period?
a. Rembrandt
b. Hals
c. Poussin
d. Watteau
e. Caravaggio
d. Watteau
a. Incorrect. Rembrandt was not a French painter.
b. Incorrect. Hals was not a French painter.
c. Incorrect. Poussin did not paint in the Rococo style.
d. Correct. Watteau was the preeminent Rococo painter.
e. Incorrect. Caravaggio was not a French painter.
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