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Which convention does German Renaissance artist Matthias Grünewald use in the Isenheim altarpiece?
A. The altarpiece incorporates the medieval belief that art should communicate a religious idea.
B. The figures on the altarpiece have idealized proportion and facial expressions.
C. The artist followed the Italian Renaissance convention of using one-point perspective to create a sense of depth.
D. The altarpiece incorporates the Italian Renaissance ideal that art should communicate intellectual ideas.
Isenheim Altarpiece, painting by Matthias Grunewald, showing Crucifixion at the center, Saint Sebastian and Saint Anthony on its wings and Lamentation of Christ on the stand
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