Question

Unlike painters in the medieval period, who used a fixed, two-dimensional style of painting, Renaissance painters

A) steered away from depictions of the natural world
B) focused on producing paintings for the catholic church
C) arranged subjects according to their symbolic importance
D) included perspective, light, and shadow in their paintings
25 pts

Answer 1

I am pretty sure the answer is D.

Answer 2

Answer: D) Included perspective, light, and shadow in their paintings

Explanation: Painters of the medieval period painted motifs and events of a religious character using a two-dimensional style, emphasizing the motives of the Catholic Church and being distant from the natural world. Unlike them, Renaissance painters used the three-dimensional style, perspective, light and shadows, emphasized the natural world, their works had a humane character, and thus deviated from the church dogma.