During the Renaissance era, a soft, uniformly-grained, material that can be carved easily and was frequently used as a sculptural material in southern in Germany is called limewood.
<h3>What is the
Renaissance era?</h3>
The Renaissance era was a period in European civilization that marked a significant change in culture, politics, literature, knowledge, culture, religion and arts, especially in the 15th and 16th centuries.
In southern Germany, a limewood was frequently used as a sculptural material during the Renaissance era because it can be carved easily due to the fact that it is a soft, uniformly-grained, material.
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Medieval - Basically pretty simple, music kind of was based around one line melodies - there wasn't really too much rhythm. It was all just Gregorian chants and what is called 'plainsong'. Maybe some wandering musicians playing uncomplicated popular melodies, nothing too complex.
Renaissance - Starts to show more complexity with multiple 'voices' either instrumentally or vocally. Composers were starting to get interested in the richer sound and possibilities of using multi-voiced pieces.
I think there are two correct answers from the choices listed above.These are A and D. Alexander Calder use the elements of art and principles of design in his sculptures by having variety of shapes and <span>having repeated shapes and colors that create unity. Hope this answers the question.</span>
Red, green, blue, yellow, and orange are a few examples of different hues.
