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![]() Boiserie |
![]() Breakfast piece |
![]() Bronze |
![]() Calligraphy |
![]() Camera Obscura |
![]() Campanile |
![]() Canon of proportions |
![]() Capriccio |
![]() Caricature |
Caryatid |
![]() Alamo Cenotaph |
![]() Chacmool |
| Block printing- Creation of a
printed image, such as a woodcut or wood engraving from a carved
woodblock. Boiserie- Decoratively carved and/or painted wood paneling or wainscoting, usually applied to seventeenth an eighteenth century French interiors. Boss- a decorative knoblike element. Bosses can be found in many places, such as the intersection of a gothic vault rib. Breakfast piece- A still life painting representing food and drink normally eaten at breakfast. Bronze- An alloy of copper and tin, also any sculpture or object made from the substance. Calligraphy- The art of highly ornamental handwriting. Camera obscura- An early cameralike device used in the Renaissance and later for recording images of nature. Campanile- The Italian term for a free standing tower. Canon of proportions- A set of ideal mathematical ratios in art based on measurements of the human body. Capriccio- A painting or print of a fantastic imaginary landscape, usually with architecture. Caricature- An artwork that exaggerates individual peculiarities usually with humorous or satirical intent. Caryatid- A sculpture of a draped female figure acting as a column. Cenotaph- A funerary monument commemorating an individual or group buried elsewhere. Chacmool- In Mayan sculpture, a half reclining figure, probably representing an offering bearer. Chamfer- The slanted surface produced when an angle is trimmed or beveled, common in building and metalwork. Champieve- Enamel technique in which the cells gouged out of the metal plate hold colored glass. |
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