Picasso in the mind’s eye of the beholder: Three-dimensional filling-in of ambiguous line drawings KU Leuven
Cartoon-style line drawings contain very condensed information, after all most of the page stays blank. Yet, they constrain the contents of immediate visual awareness to an extraordinary extent. This is true even for drawings that are - though nominally "representational" - not even in central projection. Moreover, the strokes used in a drawing may stand for a bewildering variety of entities in the world. We studied Picasso drawings from the ...