Select the correct answer.The Romans adopted certain features from the Greek representation of the human art form. What were they? A. perfect features and body B. balance and restraint C. natural poses and detailed anatomy

Select the correct answer.Which statement best describes the difference between the Greek and Roman ways of portraying people in art? A. The Romans believed in portraying people realistically, while the Greeks believed in portraying them idealistically. B. The Greeks believed in portraying people realistically, while the Romans believed in portraying them idealistically. C. The Romans believed in showing restraint in their portrayals of people, and the Greeks believed in showing balance. D. The Greeks believed in showing restraint in their portrayals of people, and the Romans believed in showing balance.

Ancient Greek and Roman sculpture is sometimes characterized as idealizing human subjects, but in fact there are many Greco-Roman sculptures that depict people in decidedly ______ ways.3 Mark For ReviewWhich choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?A) implausibleB) superficialC) impreciseD) unflattering Select Answer(s)ABCD정세민 Question 3 of 27 ∧Back Next

The elements in Roman art such as smooth lines, elegant drapery, idealized nude bodies, highly naturalistic forms and balanced proportions that the Greeks had perfected over centuries of practice. What was this referred to as?

Leonardo da Vinci was able to depict the human form accurately because of his:A.use of live human models.B.training as a medical doctor.C.background in sculpture.D.scientific investigations.

What are the three main principles of Greek aesthetics? A. balance, color, rhythm B. proportion, movement, rhythm C. beauty, proportion, idealism D. realism, idealism, self-examination