... and Jesuits, which is directly reflected in the figurative and plastic language of illustrations.
These publications were actively used as models not only in Western Europe but also in Asia. Stained ...
... from chemical and physical surveys on selected sculptures belonging to the Farnese Collection, all the works of art analysed will be transformed into 3D models using photogrammetry. All collected data ...
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IULIIA SYCHEVA (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russian Federation). Two Mosan Leaves with the Old Testament Scenes in the Context of Current Studies of Models and Copying Processes in Romanesque ...
МЕДЕННИКОВА АЛЕКСАНДРА ЕВГЕНЬЕВНА (Папский Институт Христианской Археологии, Рим, Италия), КАРЕЛИН ДМИТРИЙ АЛЕКСЕЕВИЧ (Московский архитектурный институт (Государственная академия), Российская Федерация). ...
... of such analysis. The traditional instruments for these reconstructions are hand drawings and paper models. However, during the last 15 years the role of digital technologies for this scientific area has ...
... or models of the spatial relations, or could be used as an instrument of organisation of visual experience and visualisation of concepts. Such schematism is based on a toroidal structure which is, according ...
(2015 Russian Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Russian Art)
... the compositions which were the models for rethinking in the works of the Russian masters of the neoclassical movement are revealed. These sketches allow us to trace the geography of their travelling in Italy. ...
(2015 World Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Art)
... to him. He has developed a special sculptural technology that involves casts from living models. However, achieving naturalistic accuracy is not his main goal; Gormley prefers to generalize his forms, ...
(2015 World Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Art)
... formed inside it with imaginative models of classic eras. The situation changed in the early 20th century, when the Europeans discovered a layer of cultural formations that had previously seemed primitive, ...
(2015 World Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Art)
... the color and the accidental attributes of the objects that served as models. Inspired by Cezanne, they aspired to define structure of things which inevitably remain under the accidents of momentary appearance, ...
... report is the aesthetic phenomenon of ekphrasis in Leskov’s text. The paper examines how painting models verbal expression and aesthetic impression from paintings creates the meaning, on the example of “Zahudaliy ...
... and human-oriented classicism. The artist took interest in individuals rather than in environment or in interiors, as the representatives of the Western Biedermeier did. He treated his models as a part ...
... faience and products from precious metals). Borrowing occurred indirectly through imitation of European models.
Experts believe that decor of most of the Russian porcelain sets of the end of the 18th ...
... art works as the historical evidences rather than as artistic models.
• Finally, these compositions of Delaroche became widely known, and found an echo in the work of other artists, including Russian ...
... or educational establishments. Institutionalization and implementation of new models of relations between art, science and society as a constant of Early Modern Period occurs exactly during the Renaissance ...
... is based primarily on Russian, then on Western European and only in general terms on Byzantine and post-Byzantine sources. Western models for the Russian 17th century mural cycles of Apocalypse are widely ...
... iconography of particular scenes generally following Byzantine models is rather unconventional, as many details do not conform to orthodox Biblical narrative and have no parallels in Christian art of that ...
... to common in early medieval European arts and crafts plot “The prophet Daniel in the lion’s den”, which in turn goes back to the Eastern Christian models.
Composition “Daniel with lions” was perceived ...
... the normal and habitual for them ancient models, to find and adopt the new symbolic forms immediately.
This report focuses on one special technical device, which the ancient artists used to create a spatial ...
... Antiquity not only by rejecting Gothic forms and reviving the order system, but also by returning to Classical proportional harmony. An example of the Renaissance architecture recalling models of Classical ...