How did roman and chinese artists show the illusion of space in paintings? a. they placed closer objects lower. b. they made distant objects larger than closer objects. c. they used darker, bolder colors in the distance. d. they added more detail to distant objects.

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Iyana Dennis

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31 March, 20:57

How did roman and chinese artists show the illusion of space in paintings? a. they placed closer objects lower. b. they made distant objects larger than closer objects. c. they used darker, bolder colors in the distance. d. they added more detail to distant objects.

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Cooper Espinoza · Answer 1

The correct answer is c. they used darker, bolder colors in the distance : D

Jamir Lynch · Answer 2

The correct answer is c. they used darker, bolder colors in the distance

This gives of the impression of 3D even though it's not really there since it seems like the darker places are further away and are therefore darker since they can't be seen clearly.