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Zoomorphism

In the context of art, zoomorphism (from the Ancient Greek words ζῶον (zōon) meaning "animal" and μορφή (morphē) meaning "shape") describes art that imagines humans as non-human animals. It can also be defined as art that portrays one species of animal like another species of animal, or art that uses animals as a visual motif, sometimes referred to as…

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Zoomorphism

Nodes58
Edges57
Triples20
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.034483
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related to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic art · 20
Zoomorphism → Amir Saif, Another, Around, Art, Din, Dunya, Incense, Iran, Islamic, It, Mawardi, Metropolitan Museum, Muhammad, New York, One, Seljuq, The, There, This, Throughout

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animal also shape zoomorphic art object form lamp animals lion incense used objects humans context body like human example islamic

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Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artOne0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artAmir Saif0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artDunya0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artDin0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artMuhammad0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artMawardi0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artMetropolitan Museum0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artNew York0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artIncense0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artThis0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artSeljuq0.60section
Zoomorphismrelated to Zoomorphic representation in Islamic artIran0.60section

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