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Evolution of Hokusai's "Great Wave" (1792-1831)
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But which way are the pictures displayed?
Top left is going to be first, bottom right is last. Since bottom left is pretty close in structure to bottom right, I'm going with top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right.
That fits the reading pattern of western cultures.
Left right top bottom, like how we read. You can see a pretty linear evolution in the style.
I think that's the intended way too, but it's not exactly a given as other languages have different reading patterns. Japan, for instance, reads right to left, and others read vertically.
Yea but this is in English made for an English community. It's pretty safe to assume.
I believe this is a screenshot of a Twitter post, which would make the order your first example.
Well if it's japanese, I'd say option B..
But the paintings look more like A is correct.
If it's Japanese if should go
3 1
4 2
Good point! I haven't been reading enough manga to remember it's from the right to the left ..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_writing_system
Right to left, top to bottom
3 1
4 2