Question

what are 3 ways in which brueghel’s painting still embodied the ideas of humanism?
secularism
religious
focused on people
set in natural world

Explanation:

1. Secularism: Humanism often emphasizes secular concerns over religious dogma, and secular themes in art can reflect humanist ideas of focusing on human affairs rather than solely religious ones. Brueghel's works sometimes had secular subject matter, moving away from purely religious iconography.
2. Focused on people: Humanism centers on the value and agency of human beings. A focus on people in the painting (depicting human activities, lives, etc.) aligns with humanist emphasis on humanity.
3. Set in natural world: Humanism also has connections to the appreciation of the natural world as a realm of human experience and study. Placing scenes in the natural world (rather than purely symbolic or religiously abstract spaces) reflects a human - centered engagement with the observable world. "Religious" is not a way to embody humanism as humanism often has a more secular or human - focused (rather than purely religious - focused) orientation.

Answer:

• Secularism
• Focused on people
• Set in natural world