Queen Henrietta Maria with Sir Jeffrey Hudson by Sir Anthony van Dyck Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington Question This portrait is successful for all of the following reasons, except (1 point) Responses the choice of clothing and scenery do not capture any historical period. the choice of clothing and scenery do not capture any historical period. the hands reaching towards each other show a connection between the two individuals. the hands reaching towards each other show a connection between the two individuals. it is painted with great skill. it is painted with great skill. the proportions are accurate and realistic. the proportions are accurate and realistic.

Answer 1

The correct response is: the choice of clothing and scenery do not capture any historical period.

This statement is not accurate because the choice of clothing and scenery in the portrait is typically expected to reflect the historical period, particularly in the works of an artist like Sir Anthony van Dyck, who was known for his attention to detail and historical context in his portraits. The other reasons provided highlight positive attributes of the portrait.