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ntion. Repetition and rhythm. Lines may be repeated without being interesting or artistic; for example, a row of lines such as | | | | | |. | has no interest. However, when the nature or the arrangement of the lines carries the eye on, it becomes more interesting, as // // // // or // /// // ///.… … Fic. 23. A — INTEREST CENTERED IN One CUITIng beats. One ar- Pont. B — Two Pornts or INTEREST — tist says that rhythm NO BUBORDINATION in art is repetition which brings order without monotony to the elements of a design. This regular repetition enables the eye to find a way through the details of a…
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