Question

art comes in many forms, such as written works, paintings, drawings, or statues. from the earliest civilizations in europe, art has been an important way for people to share their ideas, beliefs, and values. read the passage. then answer the question below.

according to art historians, the way art was made along the italian peninsula started to change in the 1300s. over the next 300 years, many artists started to create lifelike and detailed artwork, showing that humans and the natural world were important and beautiful. historians call this change, and the movement that came from it, the renaissance (ren - uh - sonce).

based on the passage above, which of the following works were probably created by a renaissance artist? select the two that apply.

Explanation:

The passage states Renaissance art is lifelike, detailed, and focuses on humans and the natural world as important/beautiful. The top right work shows detailed, realistic human figures and a natural landscape, while the bottom right work is a highly realistic, detailed human portrait. These match the Renaissance art characteristics described. The other two works are less detailed and lack the lifelike focus on humans/nature defined in the passage.

Answer:

1. Top right: The lifelike, detailed painting of figures and landscape
2. Bottom right: The lifelike, detailed portrait of a human figure