When an artist creates the illusion of depth in a painting,he or she does so by using
A) depth cues from stereoscopic vision.
B) binocular depth cues.
C) monocular depth cues.
D) depth cues from binocular disparity.

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Monocular depth cues are visual information that can be perceived with one eye alone and are used by artists to create the illusion of depth in two-dimensional works. Techniques such as size scaling, texture gradient, and linear perspective rely on these cues to suggest depth.

When an Artist Creates the Illusion of Depth in a Painting,he