A Scale Which Arranges Objects So That They Are Equally-Distant

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Short Answer

A scale which arranges objects so that they are equally-distant from one another is called a(n)____________________ scale.

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Definitions:

Levina Teerlinc

A prominent female Flemish miniaturist of the Renaissance period, known for her work at the English court and her contribution to the development of the portrait miniature.

Butcher's Stall

A painting genre focusing on the depiction of meat and butcher shops as a reflection of daily life or symbolic content, especially noted in still life paintings.

Albrecht Dürer

A German painter, printmaker, and theorist of the Renaissance period, best known for his high-quality woodcut prints.

Knight, Death, Devil

An engraving by Albrecht Dürer from 1513, depicting a knight riding with Death and the Devil, symbolizing moral integrity in the face of corruption.