Artists in the Fourteenth and Early Fifteenth Centuries Increased Naturalism

question 24

Multiple Choice

Artists in the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries increased naturalism in their art by focusing on ______ in the North and ______ in Italy.

• A) Precise details / an illusion of solid figures
• B) Convincing three-dimensional space / details of the secular world
• C) An illusion of solid figures / convincing highlights and shadows
• D) Illuminated manuscripts / painted frescos

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