What artistic convention explains why Naram-Sin is larger than other figures on his stele?

A. Hierarchic scale because he is more important
B. Clasped hands because he appears before the gods
C. Cuneiform to describe his victory
D. Silhouette to emphasize his divine nature


Answer: A

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a) “There is nothing to be seen more wonderful than man.” b) “Awesome is this place.” c) “The victor is whoever defends the fatherland.” d) “I strove to observe with all the scale and proportion and to endeavor to imitate nature…”

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