Question

question 4
2 pts
what significance do these two images have for the history of photography?
both painters supported the idea of using light sensitive chemistry in their paintings.
most historians assign campin as the beginning of the renaissance
there appears to be an optical device introduced in the interim between these guys.
fine paintings by vermeer and caravaggio

Explanation:

The question asks about the significance of two images for the history of photography. The first option is about painters using light - sensitive chemistry in paintings which is not relevant to photography's history in this context. The second option about Campin and the Renaissance has no direct connection to photography. The fourth option mentions painters (Vermeer and Caravaggio) but not in relation to photography history. The third option about an optical device being introduced between the time periods related to the individuals in the images is most relevant as optical devices are precursors to photography.

Answer:

There appears to be an optical device introduced in the interim between these guys.