Siaoning
Taipei, Taiwan
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primitivism
Term used to describe the fascination of early modern European artists with what was then called primitive art. This included tribal art from Africa, the South Pacific and Indonesia, as well as prehistoric and very early European art, and European folk art. ...
原始主義
術語用於描述早期現代歐洲演出者與那時所謂原始藝術的魅力。這包括來自非洲、 南太平洋和印尼，部落藝術，以及史前和非常早期的歐洲藝術和歐洲民俗藝術。這種工作對現代西方藝術產生了深刻影響。非洲部落藝術畢卡索的周圍 1906年的發現是對一般情況下，他繪畫的重要影響，他通往立體主義的一個主要因素。原始主義也意味著尋求西方都市的繁華和社會限制生活更簡單更多的基本方式。這經典的例子是高更的移動從巴黎到在南太平洋大溪地 1891 年。原始主義也是重要的表現主義，包括 Brücke。由於這些演出者的興趣和欣賞能力，一次所謂的原始藝術 ...
lamentation
The mourning of the virgin mary and christ’s followers over jesus’ body after his crucifixion and the removal of his body or its descent from the cross, which is also called the deposition.
哀慟基督
之後他被釘十字架和他的身體或其後裔從十字架，也被稱為沉積的去除，哀悼的聖母瑪利亞和基督的信徒在耶穌的屍體。
sculpture
Art in three dimensional forms, whether made by carving, chiseling, modeling or casting. While sculpture and painting are often seen as distinct arts, they have also been practiced together, as in “polychrome” painting of sculpted figures in ancient, medieval ...
雕塑
藝術的三個三維形式，是否由雕刻，鑿、 建模或鑄造。雕塑和繪畫往往被視為不同的藝術，而他們也已實行在一起，如"彩"的繪畫的雕刻人物在古代、 中世紀和早期現代歐洲，例如，以及在最近混合物的物件進入繪畫。 ...
ukiyo-e
A japanese word meaning “pictures of the floating world. ” A movement in japanese painting and print making from the 16th to the 19th centuries. Prominent artists were masonobu, hokusai and hiroshige.
浮世繪
日本詞意思"漂浮的世界的圖片"。在日本油畫和版畫製作從 16 世紀至 19 世紀中的運動。著名演出者是 masonobu、 葛飾北齋和廣。
briary
Describes young wines with an earthy or stemmy wild berry character.
帶有混合多種野莓的味道和香料氣味
Describes young wines with an earthy or stemmy wild berry character.
paper
Matted plant fibres made into sheet form either by hand (traditional) or machine (modern). Handmade paper was produced by drying pulp, produced from beating cotton or linen rags in water, on wire trays. The lines of thinner paper produced by these wires are ...
紙
亂蓬蓬的植物纖維製成表形成要麼由 （傳統） 的手或機器 (現代)。手工紙製作了乾燥紙漿生產的棉或亞麻破布在水中，敲打電線盤。薄紙張生產的這些電線的線均可見 '放' 的檔中。'織' 的紙，在十八世紀中期，開發是由留下更加光滑的表面和不可見的行與緊密編織金屬絲網託盤。演出者使用兩個手工和機器製造紙，雖然手工製作通常用於版畫。紙傳統上說，在西元二世紀，中國在發明，但不是在歐洲直到十二世紀。 ...
futurism
Art movement launched by the Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti in 1909. On 20 February he published his Manifesto of Futurism on the front page of the Paris newspaper Le Figaro. Among modernist movements Futurism was exceptionally vehement in its ...
未來主義
在 1909 年由義大利詩人菲利波托馬索 Marinetti 發起的藝術運動。2 月 20 日，他發表了他未來主義宣言巴黎報紙費加羅報 》 的頭版上。現代主義運動未來主義是在其過去的退格外激烈。這是因為在義大利的過去文化重量覺得作為特別壓迫性。在宣言 》，Marinetti 稱我們將免費義大利從她無數的博物館，包括她像無數墳場。未來學家相反提議是慶祝現代世界的工業和技術的藝術： ' 我們聲明 — — 新的美、 速度的美。一汽車輛賽車 — — 比敗勝利更美麗。' (A 慶祝在巴黎羅浮宮博物館裡的古希臘雕塑）。未來學家 ...
metal
There are two families of metals: Ferrous and non ferrous. All ferrous metals contain iron. Non ferrous metals include aluminium, zinc and copper and its alloys, for example bronze. The use of bronze for making cast sculpture is very ancient. From the early ...
金屬
有兩個家庭的金屬： 黑色金屬和有色金屬。所有黑色金屬都含有鐵。非鐵金屬包括鋁、 鋅和銅和鋅合金，例如青銅。為使鑄鐵雕塑青銅器的使用是非常古老。從二十世紀初巴勃羅畢卡索和俄羅斯 Constructivists 等演出者開始探索的其他金屬，使用和胡利奧 · 岡薩雷斯介紹了焊接金屬雕塑。使用範圍和工業製造技術的金屬，例如成為了普遍少藝術並生成新的雕塑中。 ...
avant-garde
Originally a French term, meaning in English, vanguard or advance guard (the part of an army that goes forward ahead of the rest). Applied to art, means that which is in the forefront, is innovatory, which introduces and explores new forms and in some cases ...
前衛
Originally a French term, meaning in English, vanguard or advance guard (the part of an army that goes forward ahead of the rest). Applied to art, means that which is in the forefront, is innovatory, which introduces and explores new forms and in some cases ...
neo-expressionism
This term came into use about 1980 to describe the international phenomenon of a major revival of painting in an Expressionist manner. It was seen as a reaction to the Minimalism and Conceptual art that had dominated the 1970s. In the USA leading figures were ...
新表現主義
This term came into use about 1980 to describe the international phenomenon of a major revival of painting in an Expressionist manner. It was seen as a reaction to the Minimalism and Conceptual art that had dominated the 1970s. In the USA leading figures were ...
