How does Orazio react to his daughter's great gift?

By the time she is seventeen, Artemisia is more talented than her father, and she creates works that he signs his name to. She also fixes mistakes in his paintings when he is out drinking on the town. Her father does not appreciate her and often belittles her. He quizzes her on rudimentary facts she has mastered long ago. He critiques her paintings, but he does not understand the complex questions she has about perspective and depth.