Which of the following is NOT true of perspective in art? Group of answer choices

Perspective features the most important figures in the highest position in a composition

Perspective images are calculated assuming a particular vanishing point

Perspective features a horizon line directly opposite the viewer's eye

Perspective works by representing the light that passes from a scene through an imaginary rectangle

Perspective features the most important figures in the highest position in a composition

Explanation:

Perspective is the representation of the elements on the flat surface and the way scene is visible to the observer’s eye. In art, it presents the way elements are seen and shown on the piece, and its objective is to demonstrate them as realistically as possible.

In order to do so, all the objects should have the lines that would recede to the distance and meet in the imaginary point on the horizon. There should also be the singular observant viewpoint through which all the elements are represented. The objects in the distance should be smaller, while the nearer ones are displayed as larger. The presented light should be shown as if passing through the imaginary rectangle so that the shadow falls naturally on all the objects.