Question

how was renaissance art different from the art of the middle ages? it was always based on greek and roman subjects. it was more realistic and focused on anatomy as well as portraying some non - religious subjects.

Explanation:

Renaissance art made great strides in realism, with artists studying anatomy to better depict the human form. It also expanded beyond strictly religious - themed subjects as in the Middle Ages, including secular themes. While it drew inspiration from Greek and Roman art, it wasn't always based on Greek and Roman subjects.

Answer:

It was more realistic and focused on anatomy as well as portraying some non - religious subjects.