Asked by Alyssa
Which most accurately describe humanist artistic innovations during the Renaissance?
(Select all that apply.)
Characters in medieval paintings were two-dimensional and unproportioned, while Renaissance paintings were lifelike and realistic.
Nude paintings were a hallmark of medieval times while Renaissance artwork used modest methods of expression.
Medieval art had a flat look and stiff poses, while Renaissance artwork followed a principle called contrapposto that displayed natural poses.
Humanist artists declared the human body sacred and openly criticized the Catholic Church for sponsoring nude sculptures.
Is it A and D?
(Select all that apply.)
Characters in medieval paintings were two-dimensional and unproportioned, while Renaissance paintings were lifelike and realistic.
Nude paintings were a hallmark of medieval times while Renaissance artwork used modest methods of expression.
Medieval art had a flat look and stiff poses, while Renaissance artwork followed a principle called contrapposto that displayed natural poses.
Humanist artists declared the human body sacred and openly criticized the Catholic Church for sponsoring nude sculptures.
Is it A and D?
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Answered by
Writeacher
I agree with A, but not D.
Answered by
maria
is it A and C
wait what class is this for and what test is this
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