INIS Series, INIS Series, 2023, volume 2
Title:
Significance of Ancient Greek and Ancient Roman Art for the Formation of Printed Graphics and the Etymological Foundation of Art and Copyright
Autor(s):
Hristo Hristov, "St. Cyril and St. Methodius" Univercity of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, kristo17@abv.bg
Abstact:
The art of Ancient Greece and Ancient Roma as a cultural and civilizational function with evolving genre and technological complexity is representing specific material and informational production, necessary for thorough research on early forms of printmaking. We observe the first acts of analytical thinking about art, which lead to its factological and terminological existence, allowing us to define its essence and genre delimitation. These processes are crucial for the systematic ancient interest towards people who create art and the appearance of the artist as an active element of society, with specific legal rights that are reflected in the artistic product.
Keywords:
Art, Art History, Artwork, Author, Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Roman Art, Copyright, Printmaking, Graphic Drawing, Study of Art, Signed Rings,
PDF file address:
http://www.math.bas.bg/vt/inis/series/book/2023.02/inis.2023.0210.pdf
Cite (APA style):
Hristov, H. (2023). Significance of Ancient Greek and Ancient Roman Art for the Formation of Printed Graphics and the Etymological Foundation of Art and Copyright, INIS Series, 2023, volume 2, ISSN 2815-4231, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 139-149.