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See also:CIMON OF CLEONAE , an See also:early See also:Greek painter, who is said to have introduced See also:great improvements in See also:drawing . He represented " figures out of the straight, and ways of representing faces looking back, up or down; he also made the See also:joints of the See also:body clear, emphasized See also:veins, worked out folds and doublings in garments" (See also:Pliny) . All these improvements are such as may be traced in the drawing of early Greek red-figured vases (see GREEK See also:ART) . |
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