The Artistic Movement in Which Artificiality,grace,and Elegance Was Valued Over

question 465

Multiple Choice

The artistic movement in which artificiality,grace,and elegance was valued over ordered balance and lifelike references is known as __________.

• A)Mannerism
• B)the High Renaissance
• C)the Counter-Reformation
• D)the Northern tradition

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