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The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art Terms (2 ed.)
[from the Latin decorus, ‘seemly’]
Originally a literary term, it is first used in relation to the visual arts in the ...
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W. D. Howarth
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance
The bienséances, an unwritten code of what was fitting or not fitting to be shown on stage, no less powerful than the doctrine of the ...
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The Oxford Companion to Western Art
The Latin word decorum, the equivalent of the Greek prepon or harmotton, expressed one of the most pervasive
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Encyclopedia of Rhetoric
The classical concept of decorum embodies many of the paradoxical features of the art of rhetoric: It is at once
