Early American Itinerant Artists
During the late seventeenth century, some of the earliest artists in the American colonies were itinerant. Which of the following best describes this term?
A
They established permanent studios in urban centers and required clients to travel to them.
B
They migrated between Europe and the Americas in pursuit of employment.
C
They traveled from settlement to settlement in search of artistic commissions.
D
They arranged to meet clients and paint their portraits in public squares.