This is the answer I got for #26 (The last question I posted): The Counter-Reformation was an effort by the Catholic Church to lure people back and to regain its former power. Art played a major role in this movement to encourage people to return to the Church. A style emerged that had dramatic flair and dynamic movement. It was Baroque art, a style characterized by movement, vivid contrast, and

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This is the answer I got for #26 (The last question I posted):

The Counter-Reformation was an effort by the Catholic Church to lure people back and to regain its former power. Art played a major role in this movement to encourage people to return to the Church.  A style emerged that had dramatic flair and dynamic movement. It was Baroque art, a style characterized by movement, vivid contrast, and emotional intensity.  So basically the Counter-Reformation brought the Baroque style. 

Now I need help with this one--

27. 	Name the first established female artist and tell at what point she became recognized.

Thanks
-MC

Writeacher · Answer

Do. Not. Plagiarize. If you are not clear on what plagiarism is and how NOT to plagiarize from a source, read through this entire webpage from Capital Community College in Connecticut: (Broken Link Removed) All of it. Including the examples. http://www.google.com/search?q=%22A+style+emerged+that+had+dramatic+flair+and+dynamic+movement.%22&hl=en&num=10&lr=&ft=i&cr=&safe=images&tbs=

mysterychicken · Answer

My teacher said we're allowed to take information from the book, as long as we cite in the end, which I did. I just didn't post it on here.

-MC

Ms. Sue · Answer

That may be o.k. with your teacher, but it's a terrible educational practice.  Copying information from a source is acceptable for someone who is just learning English.  It's not acceptable for anyone else. 

M.C., you have the ability to take the information from both sites I posted and write it in your own words.  Please do not shortchange yourself and your education!

Ms. Sue · Answer

I hesitate to answer your question about the first recognized female artist for fear you'll just copy and paste.

mysterychicken · Answer

Can I just know who she was then? I don't need any links..

-MC

Ms. Sue · Answer

Your question is much too broad.  What kind of artist?  Recognized by whom?  I found a reference to a Helena of Egypt in ancient times, but found no more information.

There are also references to various female painters in other times in history.

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