Términos

Sandwich de dos piezas de cartón articulados entre sí que forman carpetas de protección para impresiones, acuarelas, pasteles otras obras de arte, documentos u otros objetos en general planos. Carpetas se hacen generalmente de cartón u otro papel grueso, la pieza inferior apoya el impreso o cualquier otra obra, y la pieza superior contiene un orificio a través del cual se puede ver la obra.

Genus of Old World sparrows that are found naturally in open habitats in the warmer climates of Africa and southern Eurasia, including several species that have adapted to human habitation.

Member of the Old World sparrow family Passeridae, considered by some to be a relative of the Weaver Finch Family. one of the world's best-known and most abundant small birds lives in towns and on farms, worldwide, having accompanied Europeans from its original hom most of Eurasia and northern Africa. It was introduced into North America at Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1852 and within a century had spread across the continent. It is a 14-centimetre (5.5-inch) buffy-brown bird with a black bib.

Members of a family of small, gregarious sparrows and weaver birds.

Navigable channels connecting bodies of water with the sea, usually at the mouth of deltas.

Special bells reserved for the death knell, which in monasteries and Christian settlements was rung originally to announce that a member of the community was dying. Later it was used to announce a death and solicit prayers for the soul. In some traditions, the tone of the ringing could be varied to distinguish between the death of an adult or child, and the number of strikes was used to indicate if the person was male or female.

A very strong, controlling, or overpowering emotion or impulse, particularly lust, other desire, hate, or fear.

Narrative accounts of the suffering or martyrdom of Jesus Christ, a saint, or other character.

In many languages, the specific verb form used primarily to create perfect tenses, the passive voice, and to function as an adjective. For example, in English "painted" is the past participle of the verb "paint." In art descriptions, such terms are primarily used to index the status of a work or a process. When used in a text to describe a noun, thus as an "adjective," in many languages the word must agree in gender and number with the noun it describes.

Pulpa de papel preparada lista su uso.

Pasta o masa hecha con agua y harina en varias formas, tales como macarrones, espaguetis, fideos, pueden ser secados para su uso posterior o hecho fresco.

Término general para cualquier compuesto, hecho de diversos materiales, cuya espesa o pastosa consistencia se utiliza para rellenar grietas o usos similares; en particular tal como se utiliza en la construcción o aplicaciones similares.

Una pasta para limpiar dientes.

Una masa acuosa de fibras de madera, utilizada principalmente para fabricar papel. La pulpa de madera se produce por cualquiera molienda física (pulpa de madera mecánica) o por proceso químico (pasta química).

Madera molida hasta convertirla en pulpa, sin purificación adicional.

Pasta de madera hecha con la madera hirviendo con sosa cáustica.

Pulpa de madera en astillas y se cocina con productos químicos para disolver la lignina, utilizada para la fabricación de paneles de yeso y papel periódico.

Vessels used to hold paste, often including compartments for water in an effort to keep the paste from hardening.

Tusche in semi-solid paste form used to make washes of various densities in lithography or silkscreen processes. It is known for producing desirable reticulation effects.

Obra de arte, por lo general sobre un soporte de papel o vitela, a la que se aplican diseños utilizando crayones hechos de una mezcla de pigmentos en polvo con ciertos aglutinantes, como el aceite, el agua o la goma. A veces se clasifican como dibujos y otras veces como pinturas, según la decisión curatorial de la institución y el soporte de la obra. El pastel en papel puede considerarse un dibujo mientras que el pastel en vitela puede considerarse una pintura.