What type of scenes did Veronese often include in his paintings?
Everyday life
Naval battles
Pageantry
Forest landscapes
Answer
Pageantry was a common feature in Veronese's paintings. These scenes depicted grand events with elaborate costumes, processions, and architectural settings. Veronese's use of pageantry allowed him to showcase his skills in depicting movement, color, and texture, and to create a sense of spectacle and grandeur in his works.
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