pintura

pintura

A liquid (i. E. A “medium” or “vehicle,” including an adhesive “binder”) mixed with colored pigments which can be applied to a surface.

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pintura matérica

Art history; General art history

The term appeared in the 1950s and referred to the use of thick impasto into which other materials were often inserted. These included sand, mud, cement and shells. Matter ...

pintura acrílica

Arts & crafts; Fine art

A fast-drying synthetic paint made from acrylic resin. Acrylic is a fast-drying water-based "plastic" paint valued for its versatility and cleans up with soap and water.

pintura original

Arts & crafts; Fine art

A one-of-a-kind image created by an artist that often sell for several thousands of dollars.

pintura al óleo

Art history; Visual arts

Since the mid-sixteenth century, the most usual medium for painting. Pigments are mixed with the slow-drying medium of oil and applied to a canvas or on a wooden panel treated ...

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 ...