Answer:
B. Manet
Explanation:
The French artist Édouard Manet painted his work called Olympia using as inspiration the Renaissance work "Venus de Urbino" by the Italian Titian.
The work Venus de Urbino is an oil painting that seeks to represent the sensuality of Venus shown as a real woman, however Manet with her work Olympia wanted to make a parody of Titian's work, leading her to represent the sexual extreme, in addition to replacing several figures of the original work, including Titian's dog for a cat, for which Manet was known as the painter of cats.
