papel

papel

A (typically) thin mass of plant fibers in sheets or rolls that serves to bear marks from various media (paints, graphite, charcoal, etc. ) And may serve as a background to a picture made from such marks.

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de papel

Literature; General literature

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papeles finos

Printing & publishing; Paper

Tipos de papeles utilizados para escribir, imprimir y para propósitos culturales.

papel maché

Arts & crafts; Fine art

Antiguo arte que consiste en papel y un aglutinante, que puede ser cola o pegamento.

rayos x

Art history; Visual arts

Fotografía que usa rayos x. Las imágenes en rayos x se han utilizado para identificar lo que yace bajo la superficie de una pintura, incluyendo obras o estudios y bosquejos ...

xerografía

Art history; Visual arts

Proceso de fotocopiado en seco en que se transfiere una imagen de forma electrónica y se fija en un trozo de papel u otra superficie.

aguada

Art history; Visual arts

Capa delgada de pigmento diluido utilizado para aumentar el aspecto de una sombra.

visual

Art history; Visual arts

Que concierne al sentido de visión; algo que produce una imagen en la mente.

valor

Art history; Visual arts

Oscuridad o luminosidad relativa de un color. El blanco representa el valor más alto; el negro, el más bajo; y los grises, todos los valores posibles entre medio. Cada tono tiene ...

retrato

Art history; Visual arts

A two- or three-dimensional representation of a person (or group), concerned mainly with faithful recording of physiognomy, identifying its subject(s) as unique historical ...