Artemisia gentileschi, self-portrait as the allegory of painting is a break from the traditional approach to painting self-portraits in almost all renaissance and baroque self-portraits because she portrays herself from and not from a. her left side; a frontal view b. a frontal view; her left side c. a frontal view; her right side d. her left side: a back view

She portrays herself from a frontal view and not from her right side.

Explanation:

Artemisia Gentileschi was a famous artist in the Baroque painting. She born in Rome, Italy. The Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting is also known as the La Pittura in which she has depicted herself. This painting is a break from the traditional approach to painting self-portraits in almost all Renaissance and Baroque self-portraits because she portrays herself from a frontal view and not from the her right.Her other famous work include "Madonna and Child, Susanna and the Elders and Judith Slaying Holofernes."

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