Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology, 1985 - Archaeology |
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Page 156
... simply that the harrow has its cross - bars below and the sledge its runners below . Working out identifications by this method , establishing congruences of geometry between the picture and the object depicted , under inferred rules of ...
... simply that the harrow has its cross - bars below and the sledge its runners below . Working out identifications by this method , establishing congruences of geometry between the picture and the object depicted , under inferred rules of ...
Page 211
... simply a different attempt at claiming a reality for the incident . In just the same way , there can be no more or less lifelike representation of ( say ) a unicorn ; there are only different ways of " imaging " . The End of Realism ...
... simply a different attempt at claiming a reality for the incident . In just the same way , there can be no more or less lifelike representation of ( say ) a unicorn ; there are only different ways of " imaging " . The End of Realism ...
Page 243
... simply to create a large painting with the use of unfamiliar materials that bore some resemblance to those used by the palaeolithic artists . A large area of wall was covered by card and made to look like rock with roughly applied glue ...
... simply to create a large painting with the use of unfamiliar materials that bore some resemblance to those used by the palaeolithic artists . A large area of wall was covered by card and made to look like rock with roughly applied glue ...
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