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These are pictures and ceramics
done for art classes at California
State University, Bakersfield. To the
left is an oil painting of the paradigm
of government. This paradigm is
discussed in the "Key to all this
pattern" found below. This
paradigm is one of twelve that is
draw to illustrate flattened octahedra
and cubes inspired by Plato's "Form
of the Good," as discussed in Plato's
Republic. The government
paradigm make law the opposite of
anarchy, nobility the opposite of
populism, democracy the opposite of
monarchy, individualism the
opposite of communism. There are
twelve of these key patterns
described in the Key to all, see
below:
done for art classes at California
State University, Bakersfield. To the
left is an oil painting of the paradigm
of government. This paradigm is
discussed in the "Key to all this
pattern" found below. This
paradigm is one of twelve that is
draw to illustrate flattened octahedra
and cubes inspired by Plato's "Form
of the Good," as discussed in Plato's
Republic. The government
paradigm make law the opposite of
anarchy, nobility the opposite of
populism, democracy the opposite of
monarchy, individualism the
opposite of communism. There are
twelve of these key patterns
described in the Key to all, see
below:
