Which of the following statements about medieval and renaissance art is not true? a. the renaissance was a movement to build upon greek and roman thought through art and literature. c. medieval art depicted lifelike figures of religious concern engaged in activities beyond everyday life. b. medieval literature and art tried to get greek and roman ideas to agree with christian teachings. d. paintings from the renaissance used the illusion of depth and perspective to illustrate scenes of daily life.

The correct answer is C) Medieval art depicted lifelike figures of religious concern engaged in activities beyond everyday life.

The statement about Medieval and Renaissance art that is not true is "Medieval art depicted lifelike figures of religious concern engaged in activities beyond everyday life."

The Medieval Renaissance represented a renovation of culture and art in Western Europe during the late 7th century to the 12th century. It encompassed periods such as the Caroline Renassaince, the Ottonian Renaissance, and the High Middle Ages Renaissance.

What really was true about Medieval and Renaissance art was that the Renaissance was a movement to build upon Greek and Roman thought through art and literature, Medieval literature and art tried to get Greek and Roman ideas to agree with Christian teachings., and paintings from the Renaissance used the illusion of depth and perspective to illustrate scenes of daily life.