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What method did Italian Renaissance artists use to give their flat paintings a sense of depth? (A) Sfumato (B) Perspective (C) Chiaroscuro (D) Pyramid Configuration
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What method did Italian Renaissance artists use to give their flat paintings a sense of depth?

(A) Sfumato
(B) Perspective
(C) Chiaroscuro
(D) Pyramid Configuration

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Answer: Its perspective I took the test :)

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I think it is Perspective 
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