Términos

Culture or condition of citizenship or residency of the U.S. state of Louisiania.

Vasijas probablemente utilizadas para el transporte de agua para el baño o el lavado, ya que el nombre presumiblemente deriva de la palabra griega para baño. Los louterion también parece ser el antiguo nombre de un lavatorio o lavabo sobre un pedestal. Hoy el nombre es más comúnmente, a pesar de la incertidumbre, aplicado a dos formas adicionales. La primera es un gran cuenco, que tiene un amplio tubo de salida y dos asas verticales. Es principalmente una forma temprana de figuras color negro y es relativamente rara. La segunda forma es conocida en figuras color rojo - negro, pero también es raro. Es similar a un lebeta nupcial pero difiere en su borde con pico y asas planas en posición vertical con ornamentos curvos. La forma de este último puede ser vinculado a ritos funerarios, ya que puede tener agua para una ofrenda a los muertos o para el baño ceremonial del cadáver.

Window or door shutters having louvers, which are horizontal slats that are movable and may be angled to admit light and air, but to keep out rain and snow. The louvers are set into a frame to make a shutter.

Término del siglo XIX y XX usado para un pequeño sofá tapizado o canapé diseñado para sentar a dos personas.

Genus of flowering plants.

Species of tree native to Africa, known for its wood, that has a naturally glossy surface with a fine uniform texture.

A vernacular dialect of German, spoken in much of northern Germany; it is more closely related to Dutch than to Standard German.

Fiberboard that is typically made of wood dust or fibers, or other cellulose left over from the processing of other products; distinguished from medium-density fiberboard and high-density fiberboard by density of fiber and strength.

Nombre para un tipo de tocador americano del siglo XVIII con cajones, patas altas y de forma similar a la sección inferior de una cómoda alta, que a menudo se fabricaba en conjunto.

Style of art and approach to pop culture in general that challenges the validity of a high or established art aesthetic. Critics disagree as to its relationship with the fine art world, and if it is to be considered a "legitimate" art movement on its own. The term was coined by artist Robert Williams in 1979 to refer to the populist nature of his own work. The style is characterized by both its influences, such as comic books, tattoos, and hot-rod street culture, and it approach, which is typically bright, garish, and infused with a sense of humor.

For positional attributes of three-dimensional works or the illusionistic space of a composition, referring to the viewer's lower left-hand side of the work or composition.

Language family comprising languages spoken near the mouth of the Mamberamo River, along the northern coast of Papua province, Indonesia.

For positional attributes of three-dimensional works or the illusionistic space of a composition, referring to the viewer's lower right-hand side of the work or composition.

Describe obras creadas por africanos de mismo nombre que viven en el norte de Ghana y Burkina Faso.