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Renaissance writings aimed to portray life as it truly was, incorporating more realistic details, emotions, and experiences. This shift from idealized forms to realistic representations in literature can be seen in the works of authors like William Shakespeare, who focused on human character flaws and complexities, making their narratives more believable and relatable to contemporary audiences.
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Why was Donatello important to the renaissance?
realism
What Roman quality was important to Renaissance art?
Realism
Which renaissance ideal did Shakespeare work explore?
Realism (Humanism)
Which of the following characteristics is different from Italian Renaissance art and most identifies the work produced in the Northern Renaissance?
realism and expression
Which of these is most closely related to an examination of the events of nature A realism B Communism C Enlightenment D Renaissance?
A. Realism. Realism focuses on representing things as they are, including nature and events. The other options (Communism, Enlightenment, Renaissance) are more related to political and cultural movements.
What were the five themes of renaissance art?
Humanism, Secularism, Individualism, Classicism, Realism
What pre-Renaissance artist used perspective techniques to communicate a sense of realism?
Donatello
What ancient group did renaissance scholars study?
greek writings
Why did Norman Rockwell paint realism?
he liked to express his ideas and views through everyday life scenario illustrations. realism was how he liked to paint.
This pre-Renaissance artist used perspective techniques to communicate a sense of realism. His frescoes had a great effect on art during the Renaissance. Who is this artist?
The answer is Donatello
Was the Mona Lisa ancient roman style?
No. The 'Mona Lisa' is High Italian Renaissance realism.
What group of writers bridged the gap between romantic literature and the realism of literature?
writings of local color
