Enough and more than enough has been said about painting. It may be suitable to append
to these remarks something about the plastic art. It was through the service of that same
earth that modeling portraits from clay was first invented by Butades, a potter from Sycion,
at Corinth. He did this owing to his daughter, who was in love with a young man; and
she, when he was going abroad, drew in outline on the wall the shadow of his face thrown
by the lamp. Her father pressed clay on this and made a relief, which he hardened by
exposure to fire with the rest of his pottery; and it is said that this likeness was preserved
in the shrine of the Nymphs.
– Pliny de Oudere (Naturalis Historia, Boek XXXV, hoofdstuk 15)

Camera Obscura

Marcel Duchamp – Het Grote Glas
Mooie collage!
@Henkjan, Dank 🙂