1000 and 1 "Gioconda"
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1000 and 1 "Gioconda"
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S0236-20070000616-8-1
Publication type
Article
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63-72
Abstract
There are two ways to display movement and time in painting. The first one is to display consecutive images of key scenes - this way has led to invention of cinema. The second way is a simultaneous combination of different existential and temporal elements of a figure in the same picture. Some properties of human visual perception underlying the second approach are identified. Leonardo da Vinci in his portrait of Mona Liza has suggested and carried out such a synthesis from variety of elements. The photograph interpretating "Gioconda" is presented.
Keywords
TIME DISPLAY IN PAINTING, PORTRAIT FRAGMENT, PORTRAIT SYNTHESIS, LEONARDO DA VINCI, PHOTOGRAPH, MOVEMENT DISPLAY, "GIOCONDA"
Date of publication
01.10.2011
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