Question

In the late 19th century, Impressionist painters such as Elisabeth Vigee-

LeBrun, were criticized because: (select 2 answers that apply)
they had trivial subjects.
Othey priced the artworks too high.
Othey were painted too quickly, resembling sketches.
they strayed away from the traditional European style.

Answer 1

The 2 correct answers would be: they had trivial subjects & they were painted too quickly, resembling sketches.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Impressionist painters of the late nineteenth century were ridiculed by many critics, museum curators, and the public of the time. Critics alleged that these artists chose seemingly trivial subjects and painted them far too quickly that they resembled mere sketches.