MIMESIS IN ANTIQUITY
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https://doi.org/10.18830/issn2238-362X.v13.n1.2023.03Keywords:
Mimesis, Beautiful, Antiquity, Symmetry, Eurrhythmia.Abstract
Antiquity has nature as a reference for the beautiful and art was created from mimesis. Nature could be copied both in its literal form and in its genesis. For this, there were postulates that structured the works from the geometry, proportion and consonance between the parts, which Vitruvius will call symmetry. Subsequently, the ancients came to value a more intuitive and less calculated beauty, marked by eurrhythmia. This has elements that express properly human characteristics, generating a relationship of identification and recognition with the receiver.
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