кенеп

кенеп

Strong, woven cloth traditionally used for artists' supports. Commonly made of either linen or cotton thread, but also manufactured from man-made materials such as polyester.

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Category: General art history
Company: Tate
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текстураланған кенеп

Arts & crafts; Fine art

Textured canvas prints—such as Howard Terpning's Opening the Sacred Bundle—are published on a very selective basis. This unique and valuable technique replicates the look and feel ...

композиция

Art history; General art history

In a general sense any piece of music or writing, or any painting or sculpture, can be referred to as a composition. More specifically, the term refers to the way in which an ...

комплементарлық түстер

Art history; General art history

Complementary colours are colours which complete each other - hence the name. The effect of this completing is to enhance the colours—they look stronger when placed together. This ...

қоғамдық өнер

Art history; General art history

The notion of Community art evolved in the post Second World War era out of the concept of cultural democracy - the term used to describe practices in which culture and artistic ...

классицизм

Art history; General art history

The terms classic or classical came into use in the seventeenth century to describe the arts and culture of the ancient civilisations of Greece and Rome. Classicism in art is to ...

Азамат соғысы және Мемлекет

Art history; General art history

The English Civil War broke out in 1641 bringing to an end the great artistic flowering that took place under Charles I (Stuart), exemplified in the art of his court painter Van ...

сәуле мен көлеңке

Art history; General art history

Italian term used in that form in English. It translates as light-dark, and refers to the balance and pattern of light and shade in a painting or drawing. Chiaroscuro is generally ...