As Part of His Training in Art Annibale Carracci Received

question 18

Multiple Choice

As part of his training in art Annibale Carracci received instruction in the classical and Renaissance traditions as well as anatomy studies and life drawing. Which of the following styles would describe the style of Carracci?

• A) a more naturalistic style
• B) a strictly Renaissance style
• C) a more classically ordered style
• D) a more experimental style

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