In a landscape, artists often paintdistant objects, such as trees, closer to the top of the canvas than nearby objects, like flowers. This is an example of the use of the distance cue known as:

A) linear perspective.

B) texture gradient.

C) relative height.

D) interposition

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Jimena Carpenter

14 February, 04:12

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Lillianna Price · Answer 1

Lillianna Price 14 February, 06:59

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C) relative height.

In a landscape, artists often paintdistant objects, such as trees, closer to the top of the canvas than nearby objects, like flowers. This is an example of the use of the distance cue known as:A) linear perspective.B) texture gradient.C) relative height.D) interposition