Wallpaper Patterns:
Africa - Alhambra -Escher.
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Wallpaper Patterns: Africa - Alhambra -Escher. |
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| J. D. Bernal in an article "Art and the Scientist" in Circle: International review of Constructive Art, 1938: "… Classical Art knew only the simplest bilateral symmetry. Modern Art, on the other hand, whilst ostensibly rejecting symmetry altogether is effectively reintroducing it in more complex forms. These forms have been known, but outside the classical tradition, particularly in the art of savage races, where the sense of rhythm is far more highly developed… By altering the scale a far large number of internal harmonies, depending essentially on symmetry, can be introduced. Some of the more abstract artists have produced intuitively many of these complex rhythms. Architecture in particular gives great opportunities for symmetrical rhythms." |
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