Términos

Wash basin stands meant to be situated in spaces where walls meet, and that have closed, rather than open support structures, sometimes fitted with doors for storage.

Printmaking technique in which the plate is painted directly with acid, so that the artist is drawing with acid rather than ink; the acid is washed off when the desired effect had been achieved. Technique is typically used with etching, rather than as the sole technique.

Litografías realizadas usando tinta litográfica diluida, dando la apariencia de dibujos lavados.

Designa cierto complejo monástico del Mediterráneo oriental en el que los monjes ermitaños viven en un grupo apenas organizado de celdas alrededor de un complejo central común.

Legislation that exhaustively covers a complete system of laws or a particular area of law.

Businesses formed by one or more lawyers to engage in the practice of law, which entails advising and representing in civil or criminal law cases, business transactions, and other matters for which legal advice is required.

Graduate schools that teach law and the legal profession, with the object of producing professional lawyers, scholars of law, or other professionals.

Rules, regulations, and principles, usually documented, that a particular country or community has established and recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and that may be enforced by the imposition of penalties.

Genus of tropical Old World shrubs in the Lythraceae family having tetramerous flowers and a four-celled capsular fruit.

Tropical shrub or small tree of the loosestrife family, native to northern Africa, Asia, and Australia. The plant bears small opposite leaves and fragrant, white to red flowers. It is the source of dye used for temporary tattooing and to dye skin, hair and fingernails, as well as fabrics including silk, wool and leather.

Indemnizaciones derivadas de una participación de las ganancias de un viaje pesquero o ballenero distribuido a los oficiales y tripulación.

Members of a monastery or friary who devote themselves only to manual labor and other secular affairs, remaining exempt from the studies and choir duties required of the other members.

Herramientas con una cuchilla redonda, semicircular o con forma de pala menudo a menudo ahuecada y montada en un mango de madera; utilizadas para el descortezado de troncos.

Técnica o actividad de ejecución del estratificado de una pintura.

Bandas angostas, lazos o similares, usados para sujetar un zapato o sandalia.

Hospital que trata enfermedades contagiosas muy peligrosas. Fue común durante la Edad Media. Para lugares destinados al tratamiento específico de leprosos, use "leprosería".

Motivos ornamentales que se parecen a cordones que se entrelazan.