التصوير التضادي الزخرفي كمدخل لإثراء الأسطح الخزفية

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Contrast photography is a type of art that uses black on a white background to show the outlines of a drawing or image.

And because it is also executed in a reverse way for lighting or drawing.

This art was called silhouettes after the French minister, Etienne de Siluette, who used to make figures out of black paper, cut them with scissors and then paste them onto white paper.

In the art of ceramics, utensils are decorated by several methods, including slitting, scraping, inlaying, hollowing, lining and glazing.

The coloring on pottery vessels appeared in several civilizations, including the Pharaonic, Greek, Roman and others.

And it appeared in the Greek civilization, especially the use of colored linings on pots, and they were decorated in black on a red or orange floor, and sometimes on a white floor.

The research tended to take advantage of silhouette drawing as a decorative entrance to enrich ceramic surfaces due to its ease and simplicity of its used forms, which tend to ion i.

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not to show many details and focus on the basic details indicating the decorative unity through various methods and methods of decoration.

The results of the experiment came in a way that confirms the research hypothesis in terms of the possibility of enriching ceramic surfaces through the use of the art of contrast photography as a decorative input