The sorted table for Medieval vs. Renaissance art characteristics:
Medieval Art Renaissance Art
Church as a key patron Church as a key patron
Art for teaching lessons Art for decoration
Religious themes Religious themes
Art was flat and unrealistic Realistic paintings
The characteristics of Medieval Art and Renaissance Art are as follows:
Medieval Art:
- Church as a key patron
- Art for teaching lessons
- Religious themes
- Art was flat and unrealistic
Renaissance Art:
- Church as a key patron
- Art for decoration
- Religious themes
- Realistic paintings
These characteristics highlight the shift from the flat and unrealistic style of Medieval Art to the realistic and detailed approach of Renaissance Art, reflecting the broader cultural and intellectual changes of the time.