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AP European History
Unit 2 – Reformation
Topic 2.7
How did Mannerist artists differ from their Renaissance predecessors in their representation of human figures?
They used more accurate anatomy and perspective.
They exaggerated physical aspects for emotional effect.
They abstained from using human figures altogether.
They focused more on depicting daily life rather than idealized humans.
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AP European History - 2.7 Mannerism and Baroque Art
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