Términos

La facultad o sentido por el cual se percibe el sonido.

En Latinoamérica colonial, el Oidor es el que administra la justicia de la Real Audiencia de la Corte de España, quien escucha y juzga en casos civiles.

Refers to bottles for storing oils, including those for cooking, lamps, rituals, or cosmetics. In Korea, they were continuously produced from the Unified Silla period through the Joseon Dynasty, generally in a size easy to hold in one hand, with a short neck, a widely spreading oval-shaped body, and a small hemispherical spout. They were produced in various styles, including white porcelain, celadon, and buncheong sagi (buncheong ware).

Painters who worked in the medium of oil paint, which is pigment held in a drying oil such as linseed oil.

Lines of pipe that facilitate the movement of crude and refined liquid petroleum products by pumping. Crude oil pipelines carry unprocessed petroleum to refineries, while product pipelines transport refined petroleum products such as gasoline, kerosene, jet fuel, and heating oil from refineries to the market.

Painting material in the form of molded sticks, containing pigment, oil (usually linseed oil) for binding, as well as wax.

Tanks designed for safe storage of oil used for fuel. Often made of metal.

Terminals that are used for the purpose of transferring, transporting, storing, or processing oil.

A technique that is a hybrid of drawing and printmaking. The oil transfer drawing technique is achieved by covering a surface, often a sheet of paper, with oil paint or printing ink, laying a clean sheet of paper over it, and drawing on top with a mark-making tool; the pressure of the tool causes the ink or paint from below to transfer to the back of the top sheet. The technique was used by both Paul Gauguin and Paul Klee, but predates them both.

Drawings that are a hybrid of drawing and printmaking. Oil transfer drawings are achieved by covering a surface, often a sheet of paper, with oil paint or printing ink, laying a clean sheet of paper over it, and drawing on top with a mark-making tool; the pressure of the tool causes the ink or paint from below to transfer to the back of the top sheet.

Paper that has been treated with a drying oil. The oil dries producing a plastic-like flexible film that was often used for leather papers, packaging, and tracing.

Refers to the culture of people living in Oio region of northern Guinea-Bissau.

Vasijas de una sola asa de la Antigua Grecia usadas para servir y verter el vino o el agua; hechas en una variedad de formas similares a jarros o cántaros.

Se refiere a una de las formas más comunes de oinochoe. Era popular con figuras negras y rojas y cuenta con un pico en trébol, boca, cuello compensado, y el cuerpo ovoidal.

Se refiere a un tipo de oinochoe con un pico estrecho. El cuerpo normalmente se asemeja a la de la forma 1.

Se refiere a una de las formas más comunes de oinochoe. Era popular con figuraa negras y rojas y cuenta con una boca con pico en trébol, cuello compensado y cuerpo bulboso.

Se refiere a un tipo de oinochoe de forma similar a la 2 y con una boca redonda (también llamado boca plana).

Se refiere a un tipo de oinochoe con una boca y pico estrecho, con el cuello y la parte superior del cuerpo cóncavo y curvada hacia el exterior. La parte inferior del cuerpo es o bien de lados rectos o cóncavos y curvados hacia el interior.