汤姆·汤姆逊群岛，独木舟湖，1916年:岩石像熊的头

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Cognitive Semiotics Pub Date : 2022-05-01 DOI:10.1515/cogsem-2022-2008

J. Kennedy

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汤姆·汤姆森是加拿大艺术的元老。在这里，我认为他的一幅著名的画中包含了一个隐藏的人物。在1916年的《汤姆逊群岛，独木舟湖》中，一幅蓝灰色的原始画面丰富地呈现出岩石和熊，这是一种长期被忽视的模糊性，汤姆逊没有告诉我们他的意图。它的图像基元是轮廓和补丁。它们提供了一组有限的场景原语。小于1 / 100的可能性比支持熊是隐藏人物的论点。

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Tom Thomson’s Islands, Canoe Lake, 1916: a rock as the head of a bear

Abstract Tom Thomson is a doyen of Canadian art. Here, I argue one of his well-known pictures contains a hidden figure. In Thomson’s Islands, Canoe Lake, 1916, a blue-gray picture primitive richly affords a rock and a bear, a long-overlooked ambiguity, one that Thomson did not tell us he intended. Its picture primitives are contours and patches. They offer a limited set of scene primitives. A likelihood ratio of less than 1 in 100 supports the contention that the bear is a hidden figure.

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Cognitive Semiotics Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics

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