During the Middle Ages, artists were viewed simply as artisans, bound to guild and patron, but by the sixteenth century, some artists were perceived as artistic geniuses and were accepted into the upper classes.
A) True
B) False

This can be explained based on the points of view in each period of History we are considering here. In the Middle Ages, art was just an instrument of the religion, bound to the idea of teaching and terrorize people, to bring them to faith. Artists were considered as merely God tools to promote His will. On the other hand, during the Renaissance, the Humanism spirit was strong, and human creations were considered important, so the artists could achieve a reputation and reach into the upper classes. The art in this period was seen as an expression of versatility, aesthetics, and a way to promote beauty.

During the Middle Ages, artists were viewed simply as artisans, bound to guild and patron, but by the sixteenth century, some artists were perceived as artistic geniuses and were accepted into the upper classes. A) True B) False

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During the Middle Ages, artists were viewed simply as artisans, bound to guild and patron, but by the sixteenth century, some artists were perceived as artistic geniuses and were accepted into the upper classes.
A) True
B) False