14-02-2020, 08:49 PM
I agree, the style of drawing human figures is different and the clothing style is older, but there is a similar use of patterns.
There might be some sense in likening mountains to roofs, and perhaps expanding this metaphor to different kinds of roofs for different kinds of elevations. It reminds me of the expression You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., which according to that wiki was a native expression though only attested in Europe from the 19th century. There may be other expressions of course, perhaps more everyday things like calling the tops of trees a canopy.
There might be some sense in likening mountains to roofs, and perhaps expanding this metaphor to different kinds of roofs for different kinds of elevations. It reminds me of the expression You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., which according to that wiki was a native expression though only attested in Europe from the 19th century. There may be other expressions of course, perhaps more everyday things like calling the tops of trees a canopy.