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How did Michelangelo's and Leonardo da Vinci's human figures represent Humanist ideals? They wore the clothes of common people. They showed people of all ages. They we…

How did Michelangelo's and Leonardo da Vinci's human figures represent Humanist ideals? They wore the clothes of common people. They showed people of all ages. They we…
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How did Michelangelo's and Leonardo da Vinci's human figures represent Humanist ideals?

They wore the clothes of common people.

They showed people of all ages.

They were well-muscled and nearly perfect.

They were portrayed as being in thought or studying books.

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D: They were portrayed as being in thought or studying books

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