Twenty questions, round 196
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
No, not that old. As a small hint, when I answered "Yes." to
I was using the Is-this-adjective-in-the-first-sentence-of-her-Wikipedia-page? test.
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
Was she famous for something to do with her death?
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
No.
No.
No.
Here is a hint/clarification about the previous exchange:
At least one of the following is true: she was involved in politics or government, she was royalty, she was a noblewoman. And certainly, that fact opened up opportunities for her that she would not have otherwise had. But that fact alone is not what she is primarily known for.
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
1,2: Real female human being
3,5,9,10: Dead; born in years 101 AD - 1600 AD
4,7: Born in Eurasia; was German, French, or Italian
6: Was involved in politics, royalty, or nobility, but her involvement in that is, strictly speaking, not the source of her fame
8,13: Not known primarily for written works or for being a visual artist
11: A known non-nun
12: Not known for circumstances surrounding her death
Not: Artemisia Gentileschi
3,5,9,10: Dead; born in years 101 AD - 1600 AD
4,7: Born in Eurasia; was German, French, or Italian
6: Was involved in politics, royalty, or nobility, but her involvement in that is, strictly speaking, not the source of her fame
8,13: Not known primarily for written works or for being a visual artist
11: A known non-nun
12: Not known for circumstances surrounding her death
Not: Artemisia Gentileschi
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
Known primarily for an association with another person (including but not limited to familial, marital, or romantic relations)?
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
Yes, I would say that there is a particular person she is associated with.
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
Nice. I was about to guess a different art model that I found on a list of famous Italian women, but then I realized that there is a more famous one.
Next one will be up relatively soon.
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Re: Twenty questions, round 196
It is good that you realized that your question
was subtly different than "Was she involved in the visual arts?". (I knew that a question like your was going to come eventually, and I was curious to see how it was going to be phrased.)
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