Weren’t there artists at that time who could draw humans for what they actually looked like. For instance, look at the paintings of kings from the 17th Century or before.
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Might be the like difference between a professional photographer, on a shoot, and a guy taking pictures at an accident scene as an investigator. Maybe the standard for the ancient drawings was only focused on the historical documentation aspect, and not the aesthetics.
Same reason they didn’t have efficient microchips back in caveman times, people get better at stuff and pass down information
I’ve heard that photography has facilitated hyper realistic painting by giving artists infinite static references they can observe from any angle and distance.
Why are people who used to type things be like more different than now? Education would be my guess.
Im no expert but isn’t it like writing? Kindof got refined down the time line
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