Question

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how were the gospels of charlemagne different from the ottonian manuscripts?
a the figures are similar to the ottonian manuscripts
b the figures are full - bodied and wear white robes
c the figures are not realistic looking
d none of the above
please select the best answer from the choices provided
○ a
○ b
○ c
○ d

Explanation:

Carolingian (Charlemagne-era) Gospel figures are distinct from Ottonian ones: they are full-bodied, often depicted in white robes, unlike the more stylized, slender Ottonian figures. Option a is incorrect as they are dissimilar, and option c is incorrect as Carolingian Gospel figures have a more natural, realistic fullness.

Answer:

b. the figures are full-bodied and wear white robes