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Diorama
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Diorama
A three-dimensional model, especially of a real or historical event. For example, a miniature or full scale model of Appomattox Courthouse on the day that General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant may be called a diorama.


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I think this is unfair and gives us a false perspective on the real numbers.
There is a flatness in these figures that's matched by a disregard for false perspective - sometimes the artist cedes a single black line to signify dimension - which gives her work an oriental or pre-Renaissance effect.
It must have been false perspective lent by being out of the Wembley defeat with injury that emboldened Michael Owen to claim that not a single Croatian player would get into England's line-up.
 
 
 
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