A horizon line generally represents the viewers eye level, or the area in which the sky meets the ground
The first one can be seen either way. For me, I saw a vase first. In all of the pictures, the black drawing is considered the positive space and the white background behind it is considered to be the negative space. If you look at the vase picture again and imagine the background to be the black portion, you see two faces.
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The two examples of 2D art is give in the image attached. They are:
- The visit to the Archbishop, 1893
- Salammbô
<h3>Where was the art found?</h3>
- Chauvet, France.
- Archbishop's Castle in Kroměříž
<h3>What is the subject or main idea of your pieces of art?</h3>
- The visit to the Archbishop, 1893 -The painting shows the power and honour of the pope
- Salammbô - young lady
<h3>Why did you select these pieces of art as your example?</h3>
Because both are unique and made by the same person
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You can see dimensioned drawing in a museum or in a math class maybe.