<u>Three strategies that artists began using to make their work more realistic:</u>
The three strategies that artists began to use to make their work more realistic included perspective, representation or impressionism and abstract art.
Perspective was used as a technique to depict spatial distance as a realistic illusion. In this technique, the closer objects appeared larger whereas the objects that were behind were smaller. The perspective technique took into consideration the distance of the object from the viewer.
Representation as a technique that depict actual objects from reality. The technique shows objects as they would be seen by a viewer in reality.
Abstraction is a technique that takes objects from reality but depicts them in a different form thereby triggering the imagination of the artists as well as the viewers.
Modernist writers may have perceived the world as chaotic in the early part of the 20th century due to many events. These included things such as revolts and rebellions and World War I and many of which disrupted lives and caused great loss of life.
