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Which aspect does Rembrandt's "Syndics of the Clothmakers of Amsterdam" reflect?

A. The mercantile ethic of the Dutch Golden Age
B. Dutch resistance to artistic change
C. Royal patronage of Dutch artists
D. The influence of Spanish artists on their Dutch subjects



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Final answer:

Rembrandt's painting reflects the mercantile ethic of the Dutch Golden Age, influenced by Spanish artists, and shows resistance to artistic change.


Explanation:

The Dutch painter Rembrandt's "Syndics of the Clothmakers of Amsterdam" reflects the:


  • mercantile ethic of the Dutch Golden Age,
  • where the rise of the merchant class led to increased patronage and interest in new subjects in painting.
  • Influence of Spanish artists on their Dutch subjects, as the Dutch art market was influenced by the economic success and artistic styles of the Netherlands.
  • Resistance to artistic change can also be seen through the unique styles and subjects portrayed in Dutch art during this period.

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