Which statement about the use of perspective in leonardo da vinci’s the last supper is true? a.) the vanishing point is the point of the greatest implied depth, and it is directly above the head of christ. b.) the vanishing point is at the center of the painting, while, christ is at the point of the greatest implied depth. c.) the vanishing point is at the top of the head of christ, while the center of the painting is the point of the greatest implied depth

Question: Which statement about the use of perspective in Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is true?

The vanishing point is at the center of the painting, while, Christ is at the point of the greatest implied depth.

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A.) The vanishing point is the point of the greatest implied depth, and it is directly above the head of Christ.

Explanation:

We can without much of a stretch see Leonardo's utilization of one-point direct viewpoint, in which the vanishing point is at Christ's head (the symmetrical can be seen by following the highest points of the divider embroidered works of art or the coffers to where they meet at Christ), which his additionally encircled by the pediment above and illuminated by the open window behind. In this way, Leonardo was staying aware of the inventive imaginative systems grew right off the bat in the Quattrocento.

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