Due to their resemblance to the women painted by the Flemish artists in the early 1600s, full-figured females even today are often described as

ARubenesque.
BAlla prima.
CHerregouts.
DTeniers.

Verified Answer :

The correct answer among the choices given is option A. Due to their resemblance to the women painted by the Flemish artists in the early 1600s, full-figured females even today are often described as Rubenesque. The term was from the Flemish painter named Peter Paul Rubens who has very fond of painting full-figured woman.