Términos

Species of timber tree native to Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Colombia, and Paraguay. Also used for beekeeping.

Species of tree native to northern Argentina, valued for its hard, durable wood and as medicine.

Ventanas verticales como hendiduras; a menudo se encuentran en estructuras medievales.

Aparatos eléctricos para limpiar objetos o superficies por aspiración.

White crystalline compound, acetylsalicylic acid, most often used as a medicine, as an analgesic and antipyretic.

Family containing one genus and 700 species of ferns.

Genus containing around 700 species of ferns, often treated as the only genus in the family Aspleniaceae.

Species of fern native to Europe and found rarely in North America, having unusual simple, undivided fronds.

People who commit murder, especially those who murder prominent people either for hire or for fanatical reasons.

The action of one or more people upon other people with hostile intent, usually physical actions involving blows or weapons. For the falling upon, usually with arms, in a military conflict, prefer "attacks (armed conflicts)," although usage may overlap.

Lanzas arrojadizas largas y finas de madera fuerte, generalmente con una cabeza de hierro, usadas por los pueblos de África del Sur.

Obras escultóricas que utilizan elementos no artísticos, a menudo chatarra y/o escombros, para formar una obra de arte. Los assemblages son obras escultóricas creadas desde aproximadamente 1945 mediante la técnica del ensablaje, es decir la creación de una obra de arte tridimensional combinando diversos elementos, especialmente objetos encontrados. Pueden incluir elementos pintados, tallados o modelados por el artista.
Para obras de este tipo creadas a principios del siglo XX, véase escultura objetual.
 

Técnica contemporánea de creación de una obra de arte tridimensional mediante la combinación de diversos elementos, especialmente objetos encontrados; puede incluir elementos pintados, tallados o modelados por el artista. El término fue acuñado originalmente en 1953 por el artista Jean Dubuffet.
Para el ensamblaje escultórico, véase asemblage (escultura).

General term referring to two or more species belonging to the horse family, usually distinguished from the horse by its smaller size, long ears, tuft at end of tail, and black stripe across the shoulders, but differing from zebras, which have stripes all over their bodies.

Currency issued by the French revolutionary government between 1789 and 1796, in the form of paper money and based on the security of the state lands.

Papel moneda emitido por los gobiernos franceses revolucionarios entre 1789 y 1796.