What unique approach did bruegel have when it came to painting figures? a. his figures all had the same face up close. b. none of his figures had recognizable faces. c. he depicted characters not as unique individuals, but rather well observed types that people could relate to from all time periods. d. he elongated their features.

c. He depicted characters not as unique individuals, but rather well observed types that people could relate to from all time periods.

C) He depicted characters not as unique individuals, but rather well observed types that people could relate to from all time periods.

Explanation:

Pieter Bruegel gives identity to their paintings, especially when depicting human figures. Different from the Renaissance artists where people were traditionally portrayed with a neutral face, Bruegel tried to give identity to his figures, not only in the face but in the body. This tendency promotes recognition of the audience, not only in Bruegel's time of life but over the years. They were essentially human figures.