Términos

Souls of deceased persons, spoken of as appearing in a visible form, or otherwise manifesting their presence, to the living.

Describe obras creadas por el pueblo beduino de mismo nombre que vive en la región de Nefzaua en Túnez.

A fine to very fine grain, highly porous and calcerous sandstone quarried in Italy.

Mármol caracterizado por su mezcla nubosa de blanco puro, marrón pálido, gris liláceo y rosado sobre un fondo amarillo. Es originario de Corinto.

Úsese para designar un jardín pequeño y privado, aunque no restringido. Son aquéllos que se encuentran acompañando las villas renacentistas italianas, discretamente escondidos pero no secretos, situados cerca de la casa y diseñados como lugares íntimos para el entretenimiento y la reflexión introspectiva lejos de la mirada pública.

Digital prints made with an ink jet process, originally used interchangeably with "Iris prints," but now more often used to refer to high-volume editions of reproductions rather than high-quality original art. The term "giclée" was coined by the printmaker Jack Duganne in 1991 to refer to inkjet prints on high-quality paper, but the usage is now evolving to become broader.

Úsese para describir obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano del mismo nombre que habita el suroete de Camerún y Guinea Ecuatorial.

General term for the method of acquiring property through transference by one person or institution to another person or institution, voluntarily and without any payment required.

Transfer of property from one individual or group to another, made gratuitously to the recipient, bestowed voluntarily and without monitary compensation. In various societies, gift giving is associated with status, ritual, and tradition for various occasions and circumstances. Reciprocal gifts may be expected, resulting in an exchange of gifts rather than unilateral giving.

Una unidad de información o almacenamiento de archivos de computadora equivalente a mil millones de bytes.

A measurement unit of frequency, equal to 1000 megahertz (MHz). Used most often in reference to computer processing speeds.

Stylized wooden masks covering the face of participants in gigaku, a type of Japanese dance drama. Gigaku masks are the first known masks used in Japan and among the world’s oldest extant masks.

En la mitología griega y otros contextos, seres con forma humana pero de estatura sobrehumana, encontrados frecuentemente en tradiciones míticas, seudo históricas y ficciones románticas.

Bowed instruments, the term for which appears in medieval Europe from the mid-12th century to the late 14th century. Its exact form seems to vary in different locations and periods, but it is related to "vièle," "fidel," and "rebec."