Two New Changes in Persian Painting Occurred in the Early

question 17

Multiple Choice

Two new changes in Persian painting occurred in the early sixteenth century: ​

• A)​inclusion of perspective and incorporation of bright colors.
• B)​allowance for portraits of humans and illumination of manuscripts.
• C)​transition from geometric designs towards nature, and use of human figures.
• D)​sexually explicit artwork and illustration of mechanical processes.
• E)​including inner character on portraits, and individual paintings with signatures by artists.

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Definitions:

Vigor

Physical strength, good health, or intense activity; the quality of being vibrant and energetic.

Activation

The process of stimulating something to increase its level of action or operational state, often used in biological and neurological contexts.

Directionality

The quality of being oriented in a specific direction; in psychology, it can refer to the focus or orientation of motives or behaviors.

Persistence

The continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure, or opposition.