Compared with medieval art, renaissance art often appeared to be unrealistic. lifelike. ordinary. religious.

The correct answer is B.

Medieval Art can be divided into Romanesque and Gothic, both of them are very religious and, in general, charged with unrealistic elements due to the lack of perspective techniques and mystical themes. With the development of painting, sculpture, and perspective techniques during the 15th century, Renaissance Art -although very religious as well- happened to be more lifelike, detail-focused, and realist.