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Art made according to the teachings of an art academy. In the nineteenth century the art academies of Europe became extremely conservative, resisting change and innovation. They came to be opposed to the avant-garde and to modern art generally. The term ...
根據一個藝術學院的教義作出的藝術。在十九世紀歐洲的藝術學院成為了極其保守,抵制變革和創新。他們來普遍反對向前衛藝術和現代藝術。學術一詞因而已經意味著忽略創新的現代主義藝術的保守的形式。 ...
A standard of measure, often specifically used of the system of measure based on decimal divisions developed in europe, and especially france, during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
標準的措施,往往專門用於基於十進位分裂期間第十六和十七世紀,在歐洲和尤其是法國,開發的測量系統。
An office is generally a room or other area in which people work, but may also denote a position within an organization with specific duties attached to it.
辦公室通常是一個房間或其他地區的人在工作中,但也可能表示一個組織內的一個位置與附加到它的具體職責。
Small juleps, served in old fashioned glasses. Made with muddled sugar, ice cubes, whiskey, gin, rum or brandy and soda. Garnished with sprigs of mint and fruit.
小清涼,任職于舊的老式眼鏡。作與混亂的糖、 冰塊、 威士卡、 杜松子酒、 朗姆酒或白蘭地酒和蘇打水。上綴著的薄荷和水果的小樹枝。
School of Rome. Umbrella term for the artists based in Rome, or having close links with it, in the 1920s and 1930s. Like the School of Paris the term embraces a wide variety of types of art. However, a return to classicism was a dominant current (see also ...
羅馬的學校。設在羅馬,或有密切聯繫,在 1920 年代和 1930 年代的演出者的總稱。像巴黎學校一詞包括各種類型的藝術。然而,回歸到古典主義是占主導地位的電流 (見也返回到訂單)。主要演出者包括德基、 鎮流、 Guttuso、 馬蒂尼、 皮蘭德婁、 ...
Essentially, drawing is a technique in which images are depicted on a flat surface by making lines, though drawings can also contain tonal areas, washes and other non-linear marks. Ink, pencil, crayon, charcoal and chalk are the most commonly used materials, ...
從根本上講,繪圖是在其中圖像臚列在一個平面通過使行,雖然圖紙也可以包含色調領域、 洗滌和其他非線形標誌的技術。墨水、 鉛筆、 蠟筆、 木炭和粉筆是最常用的材料,但圖紙可與或與油漆及任何其他濕或幹的媒體組合。 ...
A sculpted or painted portrait that comprises the head, shoulders and upper arms of the subject.
包括頭部、 肩膀和胳膊上部主體的雕刻或畫肖像。
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 ...
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 ...
A figure of speech in which a word or idea is used to stand for something larger or more complex of which it is a part or connected with somehow. Hence, for example, journalists often refer to the executive branch of the united states and the administration ...
A figure of speech in which a word or idea is used to stand for something larger or more complex of which it is a part or connected with somehow. Hence, for example, journalists often refer to the executive branch of the united states and the administration ...
A lighted (often gilt) area depicted around the head of a sacred or otherwise honored personage; see gloriole.
一個點燃的 (往往鍍金) 區域描繪的神聖頭周圍或否則榮幸的人物 ;請參閱 gloriole。