How did medieval artwork differ from the artwork created during the Renaissance?
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Medieval art differed because it had little or no expression, stiff poses, figures not in proportion and was also painted in egg-based paint. But on the other hand, renaissance art had emotional expression, natural pose, figures in proportion and was also painted in oil.
Medieval artwork was characterized by stiff poses, lack of emotion, and religious themes using egg-based paints. In contrast, Renaissance artwork featured emotional expression, realistic proportions, and a wider range of subject matter, often painted with oil. This shift indicated a broader cultural movement towards humanism and individualism during the Renaissance.
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