How Do Mannerist Compositions,such as Allegory with Venus and Cupid,differ

question 23

Multiple Choice

How do Mannerist compositions,such as Allegory with Venus and Cupid,differ from Classical arrangements from the High Renaissance?

• A)They are complex and claustrophobic.
• B)They include more figures.
• C)They show a simplistic rendering of space.
• D)They contain simplistic poses.

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