Use the image to answer the question.

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In the image, what aspects of Renaissance art are present?

(1 point)
Responses

the focus on a Christian religious figure
the focus on a Christian religious figure

the focus on the human body and lack of the use of perspective
the focus on the human body and lack of the use of perspective

the focus on the human body and the use of perspective
the focus on the human body and the use of perspective

the focus on fashion and the use of perspective

3 answers

The correct response is:

the focus on the human body and the use of perspective

Renaissance art is characterized by a deep interest in the human body, including anatomical accuracy and expression, as well as the use of perspective to create a sense of depth and realism in the artwork.

Explain the impact of the artists of the European Renaissance on modern societies.(1 point)
Responses

Their impact can be seen in the effects of religion.
Their impact can be seen in the effects of religion.

Their impact can be seen in their effects on medieval artists.
Their impact can be seen in their effects on medieval artists.

Their impact can be seen in the effects of humanism, perspective, and wealthy patronage and education.
Their impact can be seen in the effects of humanism, perspective, and wealthy patronage and education.

Their impact can be seen in the effects of dissection, poverty, and lack of education.

The correct response is:

Their impact can be seen in the effects of humanism, perspective, and wealthy patronage and education.

The artists of the European Renaissance contributed significantly to modern societies by fostering humanism, which emphasized the value and agency of human beings and the study of classical texts. They advanced techniques such as linear perspective, which transformed the representation of space in art. Additionally, the role of wealthy patrons in supporting artists encouraged the pursuit of education and the arts, laying the groundwork for cultural and intellectual movements that continue to influence modern society.