Perbosas

Thesh Perbosas Theylal (686-737 ME)was an Ororran artist famed for murals and frescos depicting religious scenes. He was a master of the Theristplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigMother Church of Ororr (Therism)

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art of depicting scenes related to the Prophet Therion, who religious dictat forbids from being shown in art. As such, he mastered the art of implying the Prophet's presence, either by a glimpse of fabric on the edge of the painting, or a shadow, a sandle, or indicated by the gaze of the people in the painting who are viewing someone just out of the frame.

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Perbosas was born and lived in the Siltorn city of Initererplugin-autotooltip__small plugin-autotooltip_bigIniterer

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He produced many important religious paintings, most importantly the murals in the portico of the sanctuary of Foratuna, as well as the painting the statue of the Prophet himself in the central temple.

 
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