Egyptian painters were not concerned with realism except when it came to depicting what kind of subject matter?

Animals

Explanation:

In art, realism refers to employing accurate depiction toward a certain subject or object within the art.

According to the ancient Egyptian belief, animals often used by gods as some sort of disguise. So many people at that time see the animals as divine embodiment. In order to respect it, the artists often used as much details as possible when they use animals as a basis for their artwork.

c

explanation:

the urdan working class