Términos

Se refiere al estilo y movimiento en Italia asociado con los principios estilísticos del pintor cubista Umberto Boccioni que incluyó una denuncia de precedente histórico como un criterio para el diseño y el énfasis en las formas geométricas.

Zapato de vestir o de salón de mujer con tacón muy estrecho, que se puso de moda a partir de los años 50.

Artists in any medium whose primary subject matter is still life, which depicts inanimate objects such as bowls of fruit, bottles, and flowers, which are often arranged in an aesthetic composition.

Photographers who make single photographic images during the production of a motion picture. These images are meant to represent the action, actors, or making of the film, and are usually intended to be used for promotional purposes. Still photographers may have substantial control over the image, altering lighting and posing performers outside of the normal film production setups.

Se refiere a una cultura fabricante de herramientas de piedra del paleolítico tardío que floreció desde Etiopía hacia el sur a la costa oriental de África del Sur alrededor del 50.000 al 30.000 a.C. Se compara a menudo a la industria musteriense de África del Norte y Europa y se caracteriza por puntas y cabezas de lanza bifaciales en forma de hoja o cuchillos para descuerar hechos por la técnica levosiona de laminar la piedra de trabajar un centro preparado para producir lascas con filos cortantes.

Small, three pronged supports made of hard-fired clay or metal and used to lift clay objects off kiln shelves during firing.

Hand tools with multiple metal points imbedded into a handle used to impress dots into the surface of leather as a decorative motif.

Vessels, having a relatively stout shape, sometimes called "jars" or "bottles"; distinguished by having a double-branch/single-spout form that resembles a riding saddle stirrup. The form was known in Precolumbian art for 2,500 years. It has been suggested that the peculiar spout was used to prevent evaporation of the liquids contained in the vessel.

General term for unit of currency of various values, historically used in the Netherlands and Belgium; based on a small coin, originally silver.

Estructuras que tienen su origen en la arquitectura griega, que incluye columnas exentas o pasarelas cubiertas, o largos edificios abiertos con el techo sostenido por una o más filas de columnas paralelas a la pared posterior. Stoas rodeaban los mercados y santuarios, la formación de centros de actividad y del paseo público. Las habitaciones podrían respaldar a la columnata, y un segundo piso se añadía a veces. Un ejemplo famoso de una stoa era la gran sala de Atenas, que estaba adornada con frescos de la batalla de Maratón, y en la que Zenón dio una conferencia, dando el nombre a sus discípulos: "estoico".

Corbata masculina ancha y generalmente abrochada por detrás, que puede ser flexible o rígida. Además, paño para el cuello que usan hombres y mujeres como complemento formal de la vestimenta de montar; y también, otras prendas similares, confeccionadas algunas veces en cuero, que usa el personal militar como parte de su uniforme.

Hornpipes del sur de Escocia, con un tubo de madera o hueso, una boquilla alargada de madera, una campana de cuerno natural de animal, y una lengüeta sencilla.

Listings of items, goods, or raw materials that are available, usually kept on the premises, of a shop or other establishment. Stock lists may be kept locally or published. Examples are stock lists of prints by print dealers and print publishers.

In a financial stock exchange, detailed lists of the stocks available on a particular exchange and their issuers, often including values for a particular date.

Numbers that firms such as commercial art dealers or galleries may assign to objects when taking them in to stock. These are typically written or affixed on the objects themselves, and can be used to associate particular objects with entries in a stock or sales book. These numbers are not necessarily unique, and objects may have multiple stock numbers.

Tomas filmadas de diversos temas almacenadas en una biblioteca de films utilizadas en otras producciones. Tienden a ser escenas generales, tales como escenas de calles ocupadas, escenas difíciles, costosas o imposibles de replicar, como desastres naturales o lugares históricos y acontecimientos, especialmente en el caso de series de televisión, tomas que son de uso frecuente, tales como tomas del exterior de un edificio donde los personajes viven o trabajan pulg

Style of writing in inscriptions or other texts in which the arrangement of the lettering is such that letters are placed in a grid pattern, with the letters of each line vertically aligned with those of the preceding and following lines. Typically used in reference to ancient Greek and Roman inscriptions.

Neckwear comprising narrow strips of fabric, typically white in color and sometimes trimmed with lace, that are basted as liners inside the neck of an ecclesiastical stole or other similar non-ecclesiastical garment to protect it from soiling due to contact with the skin. For medium-sized to large outerwear collars that resemble fashion stoles, use "stole collars (outerwear collars)."

Wide collars, usually on coats or day wear in the style of coats, that lie around the shoulders, often tapering to the waist, resembling a stole. For wider, capelike collars, use "berthas." For neck liners of ecclesiastical stoles, use "stole collars (liners)."