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1440 Art Short Writing Assignment Nike The Laocon sculpture is not only a dramatic piece of art, but uses modified linear features shift the focal point of the statue. Instead of using straight lines, the snake provides curvy lines the all lead towards Laocon face with desperate expression. The boys on either side also have their right arms pointed towards head, Laocon's providing another linear feature. The...
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1440 Art Short Writing Assignment
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The Laocon sculpture is not only a dramatic piece of art, but uses modified linear features shift the focal
point of the statue. Instead of using straight lines, the snake provides curvy lines the all lead towards Laocon face with desperate expression. The boys on either side also have their right arms pointed towards head, Laocon's providing another linear feature. The posture of Laocon provides another such feature being as every aspect of his body flows towards the expression of agony on his face. Using these various linear features shifts the focus of the work from the center of the sculpture to the expression of Laocon in a smooth yet dramatic manner.
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