Which of the following is true of levina bening teerlinc?
a.
she was the highest paid artist in henry viii’s court.
b.
she was involved in queen elizabeth’s court.
c.
she was one of henry viii’s wives.
d.
a and b are true.

The statements that are true about Levina Bening Teerlinc are A and B. That's why the correct answer is D.

Levina Bening Teerlinc was an artist from Bruges, who worked as a royal painter for the following English kings and queens: Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth I.  

In 1545 when she moved to England, she replaced Henry VIII's previous royal painter (Hans Holbein the Younger) who had passed away recently. In contrast with her predecessor, Levina received a much higher annual payment and became the highest paid artist in Henry VIII's court. Later she served as a chaperone in the royal houses of Mary Tudor and Elizabeth I.

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