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What period did incrustations belong to?
Which material did the middle section of the incrustation imitate?
What is the composition of the basis part of the incrustation?
What is a characteristic feature of incrustations?
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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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Description
Test your knowledge about incrustations from the mid 2nd century to early 1st century BC. This quiz explores the colorful and sumptuous aspects of this art style, including its division into three parts: basis, middle, and cornice. Understand how it imitates marble and granite in decoration.
