What was the artistic technique that creates a three dimensional appearance a.Sfumato b.Chiaroscuro c.Perspective d.sombr'e

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What was the artistic technique that creates a three dimensional appearance

a.Sfumato
b.Chiaroscuro
c.Perspective
d.sombr'e

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It was C. "Perspective"

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