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What period did incrustations belong to?
What period did incrustations belong to?
- Late 1st century to early 2nd century BC
- Early 3rd century to late 2nd century BC
- Mid 2nd century to early 1st century BC (correct)
- Mid 1st century to early 1st century AD
Which material did the middle section of the incrustation imitate?
Which material did the middle section of the incrustation imitate?
- Concrete
- Marble (correct)
- Stone
- Wood
What is the composition of the basis part of the incrustation?
What is the composition of the basis part of the incrustation?
- Imitating marble
- Imitating stucco
- Imitating granite (correct)
- Imitating limestone
What is a characteristic feature of incrustations?
What is a characteristic feature of incrustations?
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How is the cornice section of the incrustation finished?
How is the cornice section of the incrustation finished?
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Study Notes
Incrustations Overview
- Originated in the mid 2nd century to early 1st century BC, reflecting artistic trends of the time.
- Modeled after the intricate marble decoration characteristic of the Hellenistic period.
- Notable for its vibrant colors and lavish appearance, showcasing wealth and sophistication.
Structural Composition
- The design of incrustations is divided into three distinct sections:
- Basis: Created to resemble granite, providing a sturdy foundation.
- Middle: Features marble imitation, representing luxury and refinement.
- Cornice: Finished with stucco, offering a decorative and polished edge to the overall design.
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