Like the hieroglyphs, the hieratic symbols changed over time but they underwent more changes with six distinct periods. |
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Hieroglyphs for writing and counting gave way to a hieratic script for both writing and numerals. |
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They seem to speak for a civilization, not just an artist, much like the stone heads on Easter Island or the hieratic statuary of Egyptian art. |
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By repeated incantation, the Five Conditions have acquired a hieratic authority. |
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Despite their loose execution, most of these single-figure compositions are rather stiff and hieratic. |
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Byzantine art is often criticized as flat, two-dimensional, hieratic, and unchanging. |
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Then from the inner room came the servants again, carrying two crowns like great hieratic tiaras, barbaric diadems, composed of pearls of the finest orient. |
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These hieratic figures have the monumentality of design, rigidly frontal and schematic, characteristic of Romanesque art. |
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This red ochre on the body is less the stigmata of a lost point than a kind of hieratic submission to the essence of the arena. |
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Combining hieratic qualities and symmetry, this mukoku drum can be considered as one of the masterpieces of the Yaka art. |
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The caryatids have evolved much since the Ancient Greeks, from a hieratic stance to the more lascivious and soft pose of the Wallace fountains. |
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Representing three hieratic standing figures placed on pedestals each in a separate stained glass panel. |
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Assisi titanic and monumental front where the light is lost, arrested by the hieratic of the figure. |
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This statuary marble mantel combines all the characteristics of the Empire style: the purity of straight lines, hieratic and architectural forms. |
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So Aristocratic and distant, hieratic and human, the artwork seems timeless and quite out of time. |
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By the time the 7th century Phnom Da style emerged, Khmer art had already adopted the hieratic frontality that was to become its hallmark. |
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The portrait is hieratic and true nobility emanates from this face. |
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Cantat throws himself about the stage like a madman, rushing, running, ranting and hurling himself to his knees, adopting hieratic postures as he roars his lyrics out over a wall of distorted guitars. |
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Art's noble past and uncertain future still meet in his frayed, beautiful, hieratic surfaces, which hark back to ancient idolatries and anticipate who knows what. |
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The same 'silvery night of September' can be found in Ciurlionis' The Kings with those hieratic characters, remarkably good and steadfast, in the middle of a forest under a midnight blue sky filled with twinkling stars. |
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She does not have the hieratic pose of the other characters in the series. |
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In 1821 22 he started publishing papers on the hieroglyphic and hieratic elements of the Rosetta Stone, and he went on to establish an entire list of hieroglyphic signs and their Greek equivalents. |
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The colours of these book illustrations and scrolls retain the strength and depth of those of the hieratic scrolls, which continued to be painted into the 17th century. |
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The press emphasizes the heraldic and hieratic character of his works. |
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Photographed in natural light and their own home environment, his characters subconsciously or consciously transmit centuries of hieratic, hierarchic posing, based on controlled image and staged prestige. |
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As a consequence of its decreased legibility, the spelling of the hieratic script tended to be more rigid and more complete than that of hieroglyphic writing. |
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The sitter's forceful presence is heightened by the intensity of his gaze, his hieratic bearing and his dignified features, marked by age and experience. |
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It has the suggestive power of an icon, an image that is all the more compelling for being presented as an enigma: fixed in a hieratic pose, with eyes hidden in shadow, the figure eludes all explanation. |
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Naturally, the father of Beuron destined it for painting Maredsous Abbey frescos in Beuron style which combines neo-romanesque Germanic, mixed with Egyptian with a bit of hieratic. |
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Some of the more hieratic sculptures leave the viewer curiously unmoved. |
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