Question

painter
the painter of the vases usually was considered an artist, or a specialist and they would paint the vase
each painter had their own style and design and people could tell if a certain artist painted a vase. pa
and was usually considered a master potter. the artists did not have any type of government control
to paint whatever they wanted on the vase. most of the workers were paid the same as manual labor
only cost the buyer a day wage to purchase a vase. some artists made over 200 vases.
which statement below is accurate about ancient greek potters?

an ancient greek could not make a living specializing in painting pottery.

greek vase painters were paid about the same as a priest.

ancient governments controlled what greek artist could paint on their pots.

the price of greek pots was about the same as a person made in one day.

Explanation:

• The text states potters were paid like manual labor, so they could make a living (eliminates first option).
• It says they earned the same as manual labor, not priests (eliminates second option).
• The text confirms no government control over their work (eliminates third option).
• It explicitly notes a vase cost a buyer a day's wage, matching the fourth option.

Answer:

The price of Greek pots was about the same as a person made in one day.