The most common subject in early christian art (300s ce) is the crucifix false true

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Further Explanation:

The most common subjects in early Christian art were Fresco, Mosaic, Sculpture, and Manuscript Illumination. The techniques of this culture were in the old Roman style.  In Christianity there are mainly two religious symbols, the first one is a “Cross” and the other one is “Cross with Jesus”. The crucifix is generally referred to as a painting of Jesus Christ on the cross. It is used by many groups for their symbolic manifestation. This art vehemence on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, which was done by the method of crucifixion. Crucifixion was a method of the sentence in which the accused was tied or pinned to a wooden block and leftover there until dead. The crucifix has a very religious aspect but in some parts of the world, there are different rituals and beliefs. In some places, they worship only the cross instead of the crucifix.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: History

Subject: Arts  

Keywords:

Fresco, Mosaic, Sculpture, Manuscript Illumination, Painting, Crucifixion  

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