Who was Giotto? A. a fourteenth-century Italian author who wrote about the human quest to reach heaven while still having a meaningful life

B. a fourteenth-century Italian painter who was inspired by classical Greek and Roman art to paint lifelike figures

C. a fourteenth-century Italian scholar and father of humanism, who looked to the past for insights into human potential

D. a sculptor from classical Rome who created lifelike statues that Renaissance artists copied

Which of the following statements is not true? comic operas in the classical period treated middle-class subjects, had folklike tunes, and sometimes even ridiculed the aristocracy. townspeople organized public concerts where, for the price of admission, they could hear the latest symphonies and concertos. joseph haydn's contract of employment shows that he was considered a skilled servant, like a gardener or gamekeeper. political and economic power shifted during the classical period from the middle class to the aristocracy and the church.