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Seventeenth-century Flemish artist Clara Peeters played a crucial role in the history of still-life painting. At a time when historical paintings were the preferred genre—indeed, at a time when there wasn't even a term for still-life painting in Peeters's language— Peeters painted food, flowers, fish, and game. Her influence spread throughout Western Europe and she became so strongly associated with the genre that painters who took up similar subjects were sometimes described as belonging to the "circle of Peeters."

Which choice best states the main idea of the text?

• A.

  Clara Peeters was an important figure in the development of still-life painting.

• B.

  Clara Peeters made significant contributions to multiple genres of painting.

• C.

  Clara Peeters introduced the term "still-life painting" to Western Europe.

• D.

  Some paintings attributed to Clara Peeters may have been painted by other artists in her circle.