All of the Following Statements Describe the Evolution of Painting

question 20

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements describe the evolution of painting as a major art form during the fifteenth century except

• A)artists found few classical pieces to study and imitate.
• B)the development of linear perspective led to greater interest in painting.
• C)the church and society were against any kind of religious figures in painting
• D)artists came to terms with the innovations of the earlier period.
• E)symbolism could be translated into visual truths, virtues, and beauty.

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