An image, symbol, or theme that is repeated in an author’s work is called a(n) allegory motif monograph synecdoche

I believe the correct answer would be the second option. An image, symbol, or theme that is repeated in an author’s work is called a motif. It characterizes a certain work since it is a unique symbol that is made by the author and is repeated all throughout the work.

Aa i believe is the answer to your question

Religion changed from primitive times through the renaissance period until today such that certain church conventions and rules were set about how the holy family could be portrayed. for instance: mary must always be in a blue mantle, jesus could only be in a white robe after the resurrection, jesus could no longer be seen pointing with his walking stick when performing a miracle, and so on.hope this