хоризонт

хоризонт

The line that designates where the ground and sky appear to meet in a landscape image, or, alternatively, would so appear if not obscured or made indistinct by intervening objects and topographical irregularities. In linear perspective, the vanishing point is typically situated on the horizon line, insofar as this line indicates the level of the eyes of the viewer of the depicted scene.

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Pramonės šaka / sritis: Art history
Category: Visual arts
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временски хоризонт

Business administration; Business management

Степен до којег се планирање или заказивање организације или појединачног менаџера протеже у будућност. ...

хоризонт неуспеха

Internet; Internet communication

Временски прозор у коме се очекује пад система.

метонимија

Art history; Visual arts

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 ...

метрика

Art history; Visual arts

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 ...

метопа

Art history; Visual arts

A space between the triglyphs (the beam ends) of a doric frieze.

литографија

Art history; Visual arts

A printing process in which an image is represented on a flat surface that has been treated so that some areas retain ink, others repel it. Originally the flat surface was ...

метафора

Art history; Visual arts

Sometimes used to refer to figurative language in general, metaphor specifically is a figure of speech in which a term or name is transferred to something to which it is not ...

медиј

Art history; Visual arts

On of the various materials used and creative methods involved in artistic production, media being the plural form (though this latter term is often used more specifically of the ...