INIS Series, INIS Series, 2023, volume 2
Title:
Archepypal Basis of Print Graphics and Fine Art Copyright
Autor(s):
Hristo Hristov, "St. Cyril and St. Methodius" Univercity of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, kristo17@abv.bg
Abstact:
The occurrence of the necessity of art making is proved by the preserved artworks from the Palaeolithic and Neolithic eras, which are considered the starting point when searching for the archetypal basis of printmaking and copyright of artworks. In the following ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt the role of art is established as a natural social function, required for the rulers and leaders, legitimating their authority and power. The basics of printmaking are being developed by deliberate crafting and use of seals as legitimizing tools with clear distinguishable artistic value.
Keywords:
Art History, Author, Copyright, Archetypal Base, Palaeolithic Era, Neolithic Era, Ancient Egypt, Cylinder Seals, Scarab Seals, Study of Art, Prehistory, Printmaking,
PDF file address:
http://www.math.bas.bg/vt/inis/series/book/2023.02/inis.2023.0209.pdf
Cite (APA style):
Hristov, H. (2023). Archepypal Basis of Print Graphics and Fine Art Copyright, INIS Series, 2023, volume 2, ISSN 2815-4231, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 122-138.