Achair with a squared back, open-lined splats, curved arms, cabriole legs, and claw-and-ball feet is typical of the designs of a. frank lloyd wright. b. robert adam. c. ludwig mies van der rohe. d. thomas chippendale.

I would say that the answer is definitely D. Thomas Chippendale. He was known for his use of cabriole legs and the description of the chair is very indicative of his chair designs.

D. Thomas Chippendale

Ithink the men do it because the women work very hard, especially during childbirth. as for whether textiles are a "female-only" art, certainly not! there is no such thing as a job the other gender can't do (pardon my bluntness).

What can i say except yep ur welcome for the tides the stars and the sky