Which characteristics of Northern Renaissance art did Albrecht Dürer use in artworks?Choose all answers that are correct.Dürer's
works exhibit a great attention to detail and texture and an interest in the natural world.Dürer's works depict religious subjects because he created them for leaders of the Church.Dürer's figures display a proud, confident expression due to the influence of humanism.Dürer's paintings and prints appear to have a flattened space rather than a sense of depth.Dürer's works include symbolic images.
Options: - Dürer's works exhibit a great attention to detail and texture and an interest in the natural world.
- Dürer's figures display a proud, confident expression due to the influence of humanism.
- Dürer's works include symbolic images.
Explanation:
Albrecht Durer was a painter and printmaker in German during Northern Renaissance. His works often depict religious scenes. He became the first painter to paint self-portrait direct facing front. He broke the tradition of 3/4 pose painting portraits technique, which was used to paint saints and portraits. His other work includes altarpieces, engravings, and woodcuts. Some of his famous works are Apocalypse, Knight, Death and the Devil, and The Four Apostles.
