klasikal

klasikal

Most specifically, this term designates the 5th and 4th centuries bce in greece and the works produced then and there, though it has come to be used of greek and roman antiquity in general, and even more broadly of the idealized forms and overall aesthetic austerity associated with these artistic cultures.

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pigura

Art history; Visual arts

In art, generally the form of anything that an artist depicts against a background, i. E. The subject of an image; more specifically, the term usually denotes the human form, and ...

guhit

Art history; Visual arts

To mark lines and shapes on a surface (though not necessarily to produce a likeness). Insofar as drawing concerns mainly line, shape and form, it is considered distinct from ...

kritiko

Art history; Visual arts

In relation to art, a person who describes and evaluates, or otherwise judges artworks according to some criteria; somewhat distinct from a connoisseur, who asserts a sensitivity ...

kritika

Art history; Visual arts

The production of a critic (professional or otherwise); properly, this is a combination of description and judgment.

disenyo

Art history; Visual arts

Related to composition as the overall arrangement of an artwork’s elements, particularly in the usage of italian renaissance aesthetics, in which the term disegno applied ...

dokumentaryo

Art history; Visual arts

Anything designed to convey effectively the factual record on some topic (most often used of films); documentation is often the only material product of much conceptual and ...

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