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1 Terms to use when describing vases

2 Composition / Compositional Technique
This Means where the painter has placed figures and other items in the scene The following slides show aspects of composition…

3 Use of Space Are there blank spaces or has the entire vase been covered in pictures?

4 Discuss similarities in composition
This is referring to where on the vase figures have been painted; in relation to parts of the vase and other figures on the vases Discuss similarities in composition

5 Discuss similarities in composition (Side A and B)

6 Triangular Composition

7 Triangular Composition

8 Linear / on a single plane

9 Linear / on a single plane

10 Overlapping Success in creating a three-dimensional scene, use of perspective and impression of depth: How the painter show the distance between figures in a scene.

11 Moods, emotions, gestures
Reaching out with palm up Head in hands

12 Moods, emotions, gestures

13 Movement

14 Movement

15 Movement

16 Movement

17 Movement

18 Non-Figural Ornamentation

19 Non-Figural Ornamentation

20 Non-Figural Ornamentation
Lotus and palmette Tongues Rays

21 Depiction of the human figure / anatomy / pose / foreshortening

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23 ¾ Pose

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26 Bilingual Vases

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