In her twenties, this Dutch painter became the only female member of the Haarlem painters guild and quickly adopted students of her own.
- Anne Killigrew
- Judith Leyster
- Giovanna Garzoni
- Maria Sibylla Merian
Answer
The correct answer is B) Judith Leyster.
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