Humanism, the individual figure.
During the early renaissance
period. Many painters were engulfed on achieving and aiming to flawlessly depict
the human body into painting and art. This was called Humanism – human art -the depiction
of human figure in form of human faces or their bodies expressed in the painting. Some used this style in
a form to establish their sense of expression, as a manner to present cohesion
and, accomplishing and maximizing “linear perspective” in their art. The Renaissance
art devoted itself in perfection and realism to humanism –human face/body- than
in insignificant figures or abstracts.
