Question

Unlike painters in the medieval period, who used a fixed, two-dimensional style of painting, Renaissance painters

Answer 1

Answer:    D) Included perspective, light, and shadow in their paintings

Explanation:  Painters of the medieval period painted motifs and events of a religious character using a two-dimensional style, emphasizing the motives of the Catholic Church and being distant from the natural world. Unlike them, Renaissance painters used the three-dimensional style, perspective, light and shadows, emphasized the natural world, their works had a humane character, and thus deviated from the church dogma.

Answer 2

I am pretty sure the answer is D.