The Tetrarchs,and other examples of art from the Late Roman empire,are different from imperial portraits because they are __________.
A)recognizable
B)veristic
C)idealized
D)stylized

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The Tetrarchs, and other artworks from the Late Roman empire, are stylized rather than being veristic (realistic) or idealized (perfectly formed and composed). The figures in the Tetrarch sculpture are almost indistinguishable from each other and lack individualized features, instead being rendered in a simplified and abstracted style. This was a common feature of art from this time period, which emphasized form and design over individuality and naturalism.

The Tetrarchs,and Other Examples of Art from the Late Roman