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How might a renaissance sculptor convey humanism? and we have four options here.
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So humanism is a philosophy popular in the renaissance, which was individualistic in nature.
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So it was very focused on individual human beings and individual human struggles.
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It led to a lot of art, a lot of science and philosophy.
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Also, it tended to be more secular than past works had been.
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So let's go through these.
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So we've got using clay on a metal frame.
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So sure, that's a potential medium, but it's nothing special about humanism.
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There were many, many different techniques that could be used.
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You could have paintings, sculptures, architecture, literature.
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They weren't picky about the medium.
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Sculpting the human form with long, exaggerated limbs.
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This is not something you would expect to see in renaissance work, because they tended to go for very realistic depictions.
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They would have very realistic details in their works.
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If you look at a renaissance sculpture or a painting, they look like human beings.
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They don't have exaggerated limbs...