One of the most popular artists of the 1700s was Rosalba Carriera. She was born in Venice in 1675, and from her childhood she showed artistic talent. When she was 30, in 1705, the Roman Academy honored her as a painter of miniatures. Fifteen years later, in the spring of 1720, Rosalba Carriera was invited to visit Paris. She was elected to the French Academy of Painting and Sculpture within six months of her arrival in Paris. Her father was a politician, and her mother was a lacemaker. It was the peak of her artistic career. In the spring of 1721, Rosalba Carriera returned to her home in Venice, where she remained until her death in 1757. During her lifetime she was well known for her pastel portraits and allegorical paintings. what is the sentence in each one that breaks the unity of the paragraph?
You asked, "what is the sentence in each one that breaks the unity of the paragraph?"
In each one what??
In 1705, when she was 30, the Roman...sounds much better
The sentence that breaks the unity of the paragraph is: "Her father was a politician, and her mother was a lacemaker."
This sentence breaks the unity because it introduces unrelated information about Rosalba Carriera's parents that does not contribute to the main topic of her artistic career and accomplishments. The paragraph primarily focuses on Carriera's artistic talent, recognition, and achievements, but this sentence diverts attention to her parents' professions.