Tre, who is working on a series of landscape paintings, wants to create a realistic depiction of the english countryside. to turn the flat surface of the canvas into a three-dimensional painting, what techniques would he use?

The technique would be “Linear perspective”.

Explanation:

In order for Tre to create a painting that would give a realistic depiction of the English countryside, he can turn the flat surface of the canvas into a three-dimensional painting if he uses the technique called “linear perspective”. Linear perspective is a technique that can give a realistic view of an object’s distance and dimensions (typically 3: height, width and depth) and their converging lines to a single vanishing point which should recede into the furthest distance possible on Tre's painting.

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