Byzantine art and architecture primarily differed from Roman art and architecture in that it depicted religious topics and subjects. While Roman art often focused on realistic representations of people and their achievements, Byzantine art was heavily focused on religious themes, including the depiction of Christ, the Virgin Mary, and various saints, often characterized by symbolic and stylized representations rather than realism.
How was Byzantine art and architecture different from Roman art and architecture?(1 point) Responses It depicted royalty as subjects of art. It depicted royalty as subjects of art. It used columns in its architectural style. It used columns in its architectural style. It depicted religious topics and subjects. It depicted religious topics and subjects. It showed influences from Persia and Asian civilizations./////
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