What type of painting was introduced in northern Europe during the Renaissance? A. The landscape B. The Madonna C. The portrait D. The still life

The correct answer is A. The landscape.During the Renaissance, the landscape painting genre emerged in northern Europe, particularly in the Netherlands. This style focused on depicting natural scenes, such as forests, rivers, and fields, often with human figures or buildings integrated into the landscape. The development of landscape painting in northern Europe was influenced by the region's emphasis on realism and attention to detail, as well as the growing interest in nature and the environment.