The steady gazes and frontal poses of the foreground figure likely affected the original audience of the work in question 7 (Theotokos with Child) by:
a) encouraging a personal connection with holy figures
b) modeling appropriate manners at court
c) monitoring the viewer's moral conduct
d) demonstrating reverence for community elders
Answer: A
AP Art History
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