Términos

Úsese para describir obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano de mismo nombre que habita Guinea.

Vasijas grandes para beber de cerámica, tipo tazón, generalmente con dos o cuatro asas, pero algunas veces hasta doce; use especialmente para aquellas fabricadas en Inglaterra en los siglos XVII y XVIII.

Nombre comercial para polímeros solubles en agua compuestos de éteres de celulosa utilizados como coloides protectores. En conservación, se utiliza para cambiar el tamaño del papel quebradizo.

Cubierta de pared de papel impreso hecha de lienzo amoldado el que provee una superficie texturizada para pintar y dorar.

The practice of designing type, typefaces, or fonts. For the process of using type in the production of printed or reading matter, use "typography."

Those engaged in the art and craft of designing type, typefaces, or fonts. For those who use type to arrange compositions to print from, use "typographers." Typographers may also act as type designers.

In archaeology, geology, and related disciplines, sites having features or characteristics that are used to define, or are paradigmatic of, a culture, stratigraphic level, or other pertinent feature or characteristic. For example, in archaeology, a type site could contain artifacts in an assemblage that are typical of that culture. The type site is often the eponym for the culture or feature, that is, the site after which the culture or feature is named.

Imágenes abstractas sin palabras hechas en papel utilizando una máquina de escribir como un dispositivo marcador. Acuñado por Edwin Morgan para describir la obra de Dom Sylvester Houédard.

Erasers designed to remove typwriter ink from typed pages, sometimes including an attached brush to allow the removal of eraser crumbs.

Stands used to hold or support typewriters.

Genus containing around 12 species of tall, reedy marsh plants that bear brown, furry, fruiting spikes. They grow in a variety of wetland habitats, primarily distributed throughout the Northern Hemisphere. The leaves and fiber fluff are used for a variety of purposes. Several species are edible to humans.

Family consisting of one or two genera containing around 15 perennial species native to wet habitats. The taxonomy under this family is under debate and is likely to change.

Libros que contienen reglas y rúbricas para los servicios religiosos anuales de la Iglesia de Oriente.

An early photo reproductive process developed around 1890 in France, using a negative; it was abandoned in favor of simpler halftone screen techniques as they became available. In the typogravure process, the printing plate was cast from a photosensitive gelatin relief, formed when exposed to sunlight through a negative and then washed out. The cast contained many raised peaks of varying sizes from where the gelatin was washed away in relationship to the amount of exposure it received. These peaks could be rolled with ink in the letterpress manner, creating a series of dots that gave the illusion of continuous tone.

Prints made from half-tone blocks that were prepared by photoengraving using negatives.

Nationality, styles, and culture of Tyrol, Austria, which was formerly a crown land of Austria-Hungary, embracing the present Austrian province of Tyrol and parts of northern Italy.

Nombre comercial para una serie de productos laminados hilados de fibra de olefina. Este tejido de polietileno duradero, resistente al desgarro e impermeable, tiene muchas aplicaciones. Estos incluyen el uso como papel, prendas de vestir, un forro protector para cajas de embalaje y exhibidores, y es ampliamente utilizado como material en la conservación de libros.

An adhesive and sealant made from orchid bulbs, used in feather mosaics, painting, mosaic work, and other artforms in Nahua culture.