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A sculpture looks different depending on the spectators’ position and the direction of their gaze—on what we call the viewpoint. How should we look at sculpture?

A sculpture looks different depending on the spectators’ position and the direction of their gaze—on what we call the viewpoint. How should we look at sculpture?
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A sculpture looks different depending on the spectators’ position and the direction of their gaze—on what we call the viewpoint. How should we look at sculpture?

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To look at a sculpture you need to walk around it, after you find a main view you can see what is clearly representing
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