<span>In an
artwork using perspective, the orthogonal lines in the work merge at the vanishing point. </span>
These lines are used
to maintain a perspective which means giving the art a realistic view of the
object/s. The vanishing
point is a point that stands at eye-level on the horizon. There can be either
one or more vanishing points and thus derive the terms “one-point perspective”,
“two-points perspective”, etc.
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D. A metaphor. Because he described the sea “wine-dark”...
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