Texture is how the surface of an object feels or is represented in art. Stair Hall with Ming Dynasty tomb figures. Spatial qualities are the amount of mass, volume, or space that 2 or 3 objects exist in. Thomas Le Clear. Interior with Portraits.
Composition is the way that forms are arranged in a work so as to create depth or distance.
Pastoral Concert Describe the lost-wax casting process in sculpture. This process, called cire perdue by the French, most likely began in Egypt and by 200 BCE was used in China, Mesopotamia, and Africa, followed by Greece and Europe. The metal that was used was either bronze or brass. A core of clay in the shape of the soon to be sculpture was covered by wax which was carved with details. Rods and a wax pouring cup were attached to the object and fine sand was pushed into the surface of the wax.