A method of depicting animals, fish, etc., in which the insides of their bodies are shown through a transparent film. It is often seen in primitive or uncivilized paintings. In the Eskimos, New Ireland, and Australia, animals and fish are depicted in detail, with even the skeletons and internal organs shown as if they were X-rays. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
動物,魚などの体内が透かして描かれる描写法。原始,未開の絵画にしばしばみられる。エスキモー,ニューアイルランド島,オーストラリアでは,動物や魚の絵が骨格や内臓までまるでX線で写したように克明に描かれている。
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