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   Hierarchy of Top of the AAT hierarchies Top of the AAT hierarchies
   Hierarchy of Associated Concepts Facet .... Associated Concepts Facet
   Hierarchy of Associated Concepts (hierarchy name) ........ Associated Concepts (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of <concepts in the arts and humanities> ............ <concepts in the arts and humanities>
   Hierarchy of artistic concepts ................ artistic concepts
   Hierarchy of formal concepts (artistic concept) .................... formal concepts (artistic concept)
   ........................ <visual and representational concepts>
   ............................ depth of field
   ............................ distortion
   ............................ figure-ground perception
   Hierarchy of illusionism ............................ illusionism
   ................................ faux bois
   ................................ faux marbre
   Hierarchy of sotto in sù ................................ sotto in sù
   ................................ trompe-l'oeil
   Hierarchy of optical illusion ............................ optical illusion
   ................................ afterimages
   ................................ false perspective
   ................................ moiré effect
   ................................ Newton's rings
   Hierarchy of perspective-related concepts ............................ perspective-related concepts
   ................................ center of projection
   ................................ horizon line
   ................................ orthogonals
   ................................ picture plane
   ................................ station point
   ................................ vanishing area
   ................................ vanishing axis
   ................................ vanishing point
   ............................ plasticity
   Hierarchy of pose ............................ pose [N]
   ................................ abhanga (pose)
   ................................ alidha
   ................................ ardhaparyanka
   Hierarchy of asana (position) ................................ asana (position)
   ................................ atibhaṅga (pose)
   ................................ bhadrāsana (pose)
   ................................ contrapposto
   ................................ figura serpentinata
   ................................ samabhaṅga
   ................................ sthānaka
   ................................ tribhaṅga
   ................................ tribhanga
   ................................ utkuṭikāsana
   ................................ yōgāsana
   ............................ quotations (visual concepts)
   Hierarchy of repeated motif ............................ repeated motif
   ................................ tenixyoh ("eye border" design)
   Hierarchy of <representational concepts by temporality of subject> ............................ <representational concepts by temporality of subject>
   ................................ continuous narration
   ................................ monoscenic representation
   ................................ multi-scenic representation
   ............................ sight lines
   ............................ simultaneous representation
   ............................ tactile values
   ............................ viewpoint
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