Which statement best describes French Baroque artist Nicolas Poussin’s approach to painting?
A) Poussin recorded landscape scenes exactly as they appeared in nature.
B) Poussin painted stylized figures with exaggerated form.
C) Poussin painted landscape scenes with little emotion or narrative.
D) Poussin arranged natural elements to construct idealized paintings.

D) Poussin arranged natural elements to construct idealized paintings.

Explanation:

Nicolas Poussin was a French Baroque artist, who worked most of his life in Rome. His art was majorly based on religion. His paintings were usually drawn from nature, using nature as a reference point for his painting. In other to formulate his composition, he did not make detailed drawing as a basis for painting, but instead, arranged natural elements to construct idealized paintings  His drawings were usually in ink wash and pen.

One of his painting was the "Massacre of the Innocents" .

The answer to your question is D) Poussin arranged natural elements to construct idealized paintings. Nicolas Poussin was a French Baroque artist, who worked most of his life in Rome. His art was majorly based on religion. His paintings were usually drawn from nature, using nature as a reference point for his painting. In other to formulate his composition, he did not make detailed drawing as a basis for painting, but instead, arranged natural elements to construct idealized paintings  His drawings were usually in ink wash and pen.

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