Instead of replicating the illusionism of Greek figural mosaics, Roman mosaic artists of the second and third centuries preferred color schemes that were primarily
A) black and white.
B) polychromatic,
C) red and black.
D) complementary.

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Roman mosaic artists of the second and third centuries often preferred black and white color schemes for their mosaics, a style that diverged from the more illusionistic and polychromatic approach of Greek figural mosaics. This choice allowed for dramatic visual effects using simpler, more contrasting colors.

Instead of Replicating the Illusionism of Greek Figural Mosaics, Roman