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Pagina 237
And even when , as may occur in painting , there is balance between elements of unlike quality - balance , say , of brightness of color against distance or size - the attention value of each must be the same , though opposed in ...
And even when , as may occur in painting , there is balance between elements of unlike quality - balance , say , of brightness of color against distance or size - the attention value of each must be the same , though opposed in ...
Pagina 238
HE the balance — as in Bruegel's Harvesters - between prominent objects in the right - hand part and little except a vista on the left . Similarly , there is a balance - as in the same picture - between the upper and lower halves of a ...
HE the balance — as in Bruegel's Harvesters - between prominent objects in the right - hand part and little except a vista on the left . Similarly , there is a balance - as in the same picture - between the upper and lower halves of a ...
Pagina 239
Hence when balance seems to be replaced by rhythm , balance is still present , only it is not the simple type of balance so easily recognized , but balance as an element in the complex structure we call rhythm .
Hence when balance seems to be replaced by rhythm , balance is still present , only it is not the simple type of balance so easily recognized , but balance as an element in the complex structure we call rhythm .
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