To counteract the apparent distortions of perspective in the parthenon, the architects who designed it actually created a(n) illusion.

To counteract the apparent distortions of perspective in the Parthenon, the architects who designed it actually created an OPTICAL illusion.

Explanation:

The Parthenon is full of optical illusions. This technique decision was chosen by the two architects, Callicrates and Ictines, because they aimed to create the most beautiful and visually perfect and pleasing temple to have ever been erected.

To mention a few of the illusions used for this purpose:

- The columns are slightly larger in the middle section, to result straight.

- The base on which the columns are placed is slightly concave, for the same reason.

it's all focused on the way you angle and put all of these this in pespective. say you wanted you artwork to be famous, you would want to align and put all of these into grasp. the imagery give off a good descriptive matter. proportion is aligned with the color and mood. balance is how you place everything and if there is too much or too little of. design is the main thing if you want your art to be amazing

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~mqddie