What is one technique Raphael Sanzio uses to create emphasis in Marriage of the Virgin?

What is one technique Raphael Sanzio uses to create emphasis in Marriage of the Virgin?

• Answer the following only please this stuff is so hard. He positions many of the figures so that they are gazing at the central figure. He uses an asymmetrical design to draw your eye to the central figure. He gives the central figure different colors, values, and textures than the other figures. He uses similar shapes in the central figure and surrounding figures.

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  Lets take a look: http://wahooart.com/A55A04/w.nsf/Opra/BRUE-5ZKECE 1.) wants us to view it like Da Vinci's "Last Supper." 2.) is silly. Symmetry abounds here. 3.) is close, but still silly because the colors are identical. 4.) is also silly. This brings us back to: 1.) This painting demonstrates the Italian Renaissance's love for perspective, brought to us by Giotto of Florence in the 14th Century. With this in mind, I would go with 1.) "He positions many of the figures so that they are gazing at the central figure." ...and later, we will see how the Dutch turned the world upside down.