Question

What is a frieze? Where is this frieze located? Why was there animal figures allowed on the frieze?

Answer 1

A frieze is a type of art that reflected the belief that the dead could continue to enjoy their favorite activities. This frieze is a detailed of facade on the Palace at Mshatta. The animal figures were allowed because the frieze is not in contact with the Mosque itself.

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Answer 2

A frieze is a wide horizontal band with painted or sculpted decorations (often near the top of a wall and/or near the ceiling).

The most famous frieze can be found on the Parthenon which is located in Greece.

Animal figures on the Grecian Parthenon were there as a sacrifice and being led to a sacrificial altar.