All of the Following Statements Describe the Evolution of Painting

All of the following statements describe the evolution of painting as a major art form during the fifteenth century except

A) artists found few classical pieces to study and imitate.
B) the development of linear perspective led to greater interest in painting.
C) the church and society were against any kind of religious figures in painting
D) artists came to terms with the innovations of the earlier period.
E) symbolism could be translated into visual truths, virtues, and beauty.