Which Is NOT an Important Development in Early Renaissance Art

question 32

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT an important development in Early Renaissance art and architecture?

• A) the development of illusionism
• B) the increased popularity of the equestrian portrait
• C) the invention of one-point perspective
• D) the increased use of stained glass windows

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