When comparing late Gothic or Netherlandish art with Renaissance art, what is one difference that makes these art periods unique? and explain why

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Renaissance art doesn’t show the same reconnection with classical art shown by Netherlandish art.

Renaissance art doesn’t show the same reconnection with classical art shown by Netherlandish art. - incorrect

Netherlandish art maintained and incorporated some aspects of Gothic art in ways that Renaissance art did not.

Netherlandish art maintained and incorporated some aspects of Gothic art in ways that Renaissance art did not. - not selected, this is the correct answer

The Renaissance period maintained Gothic style while the Netherlandish period drew on Romanesque style as the primary style for architecture.

The Renaissance period maintained Gothic style while the Netherlandish period drew on Romanesque style as the primary style for architecture. - no response given

Netherlandish artists dissected bodies to better represent the human form; Renaissance artists did not participate in dissections.

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Netherlandish artists dissected bodies to better represent the human form; Renaissance artists did not participate in dissections. - incorrect