What was the predominant theme in Perugino’s work?
Landscape
Portraits
Religious subjects
Still life
Answer
Perugino’s work was primarily focused on religious subjects. He was a member of the Umbrian School of painting, which was known for its emphasis on religious imagery. Perugino’s paintings often depicted scenes from the Bible, and he was particularly skilled at creating realistic and believable figures. His work was also influenced by the Renaissance ideals of beauty and harmony.
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