Which one of the following statements is true? a Christ was never the most important figure in Gothic sculpture. b Gothic architects regarded humanist ideals as more worthy of representation than Virgin Mary was. c Figures are typically not shown in realistic proportion to one another in art of the Middle Ages. d The physical positions of figures in Gothic architecture are never indicative of their relative importance to one another.

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Alisa Bauer

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26 January, 00:27

Which one of the following statements is true? a Christ was never the most important figure in Gothic sculpture. b Gothic architects regarded humanist ideals as more worthy of representation than Virgin Mary was. c Figures are typically not shown in realistic proportion to one another in art of the Middle Ages. d The physical positions of figures in Gothic architecture are never indicative of their relative importance to one another.

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Ava Arias · Answer 1

The answer to this question is the letter "b" which is "Gothic architects regarded humanist ideals as more worthy of representation that Virgin Mary was". In the Middle Ages, the Gothic structure is more focus in Romantic - era which their sculptures were based on heroic actions and expressive figures. The artist always emphasizes emotions and feeling on their works.