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Sep 3, 2018 46 min

31- Abstract Celtic Art

from Anyone Can Teach Art | from Ridge Light Ranch Hosted by Patterns and Puzzles in Ancient

Celtic Art has such a unique look to it that most people can easily identify at Celtic, whether it's from the earlier pre-Christian eras or the later Celtic-Christian times. In this style we see a lot of patterns and drawings that look like knots and ropes. As far as abstract art goes, it's a very meticulous, mathematical style- very different than some other types of abstract art. Show Notes: https://ridgelightranch.com/abstract-celtic-art-podcast-31/

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