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The technique of sfumato is used in which of these Renaissance paintings to create a more realistic depiction?
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The technique of sfumato is used in which of these Renaissance paintings to create a more realistic depiction?

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There are no options in your question, but if the Mona Lisa is a choice it is probably the most famous painting of the Renaissance that the technique was used on.
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