In paintings, artists can often create the impression of depth by drawing one object so it blocks part of the image of an object which is in the distance.Which monocular cue explains this?
A)convergence
B)linear perspective
C)overlap
D)relative size

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Overlap, also known as interposition, occurs when one object partially blocks another object in the distance, creating the impression of depth. This monocular cue is commonly used by artists to create the illusion of depth in paintings.

In Paintings, Artists Can Often Create the Impression of Depth