How did Donatello's lifesize statue of a soldier on horseback reflect Renaissance culture?

A:It did not follow the rules of perspective.

B:It depicted a realistic religious figure.

C:It used an ancient Greek or Roman art form.

D:It did not glorify individual achievement.

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Jazmyn Richmond

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29 July, 20:07

How did Donatello's lifesize statue of a soldier on horseback reflect Renaissance culture?

A:It did not follow the rules of perspective.

B:It depicted a realistic religious figure.

C:It used an ancient Greek or Roman art form.

D:It did not glorify individual achievement.

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Gordon Potter · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question would be option C. Donatello's life size statue of a soldier on horseback reflected Renaissance culture since it used an ancient Greek or Roman art form. This reflected the humanist concern through reviving classical forms that had been done in ancient times. Hope this answers your question.

How did Donatello's lifesize statue of a soldier on horseback reflect Renaissance culture?A:It did not follow the rules of perspective.B:It depicted a realistic religious figure.C:It used an ancient Greek or Roman art form.D:It did not glorify individual achievement.

How did Donatello's lifesize statue of a soldier on horseback reflect Renaissance culture?

A:It did not follow the rules of perspective.

B:It depicted a realistic religious figure.

C:It used an ancient Greek or Roman art form.

D:It did not glorify individual achievement.