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modes of visual narration: a standalone construct

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Art history

a typology of how images tell stories, such as monoscenic, continuous, synoptic and linear modes, according to how events and time are arranged in space.

In art history, modes of visual narration refers to a typology of how images tell stories, such as monoscenic, continuous, synoptic and linear modes, according to how events and time are arranged in space. This meaning comes from Dehejia (1990) in The Art Bulletin.[1]

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Dehejia, V. (1990). On Modes of Visual Narration in Early Buddhist Art. The Art Bulletin, 72(3), 374. https://doi.org/10.2307/3045747

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