Curvilinear style

The later, richer period of the Decorated style of English Gothic architecture, in the second half of the 14th cent.

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Georges Braque

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A typical page of the Qur'an is divided into five bands and three calligraphic styles: the largertop and bottom panels are in muhaqqaq, a monumental, clear and even script; the middle panel, of equal size, is in thulth, the more elaborate curvilinear style usually found on mosques; the smaller second and fourth panels are in naskh, a highly legible and well-balanced script that is closest to ordinary handwriting.

Creative writing: This study of a great 16th-century Qur'an does justice to the ingenuity of its calligrapher

Zaballero makes use of the emulsion-transfer technique, conflating the familiar images of the two masters, bisecting the space with artful lines that echo her own curvilinear style.

Group exhibit at Village Art Gallery

At the same time, the spline-dominated, curvilinear style that came to be associated with digital design in the course of the '90s lived on, still successfully practiced by some of the early pioneers and handed down to a new generation of younger digital designers.

Breaking the curve: MARIO CARPO ON BIG DATA AND DESIGN

The 51st Street facade of turquoise brick and teal Mosaic tiles, which bears Morris Lapidus's signature curvilinear style, remains the same, while the west facade has been painted white, an allusion to the original white Carrera marble facade.

Remember the Loews Hotel? Now meet the Metropolitan

First, because the curvilinear style of the artwork on the shells is identical to that on Massim woodcarvings of the contact period.

Engraved prehistoric Conus shell valuables from southeastern Papua New Guinea: their antiquity, motifs and distribution

It is interesting to consider the possibility that this "separateness" represents an older tradition of rock art to the cupules and curvilinear styles. Clearly, further work needs to be carried out in order to date these enigmatic carvings.

Rock art as material culture: a case study on Uneapa Island, West New Britain, Papua New Guinea

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