Términos

The legal, physical, historical, or other state or condition of property, usually with reference to physical objects or sites.

Reliquaries that house of what are believed to be pieces of the "True Cross" on which Christ was crucified.

Drinking cups formed of staves of wood in the manner of a miniature barrel, hooped with wood, metal, or cord, typically having a wooden bottom and often decorated with carved and painted decoration.

Una tira de tejido situada sobre la cabeza de un bebé y prendida a su camisa. Destinada a mantener la cabeza derecha y sostener el cuello.

Refers to the directed application of a steam producing device, as in spot cleaning of delicate materials such as paper and silk; use of a power steamer to clean stone; removal of dirt from carpets or cleaning of frescoes by means of steam-generating equipment.

Whistles that produce sound from jets of steam, and which are generally attached to a steam boiler.

Refers to treatment with steam for such purposes as heating, cleaning, cooking, and disinfecting; in paper conservation, removal of tapes and adhesives after softening with steam.

White fatty acid found mixed in tallow and other hard fats with palmitin and olein. Commercial products mix the three under the name stearic acid for use as lubricant, softener, and dispersing agent in soaps, cosmetics, coatings, and other applications.

Armaduras diseñadas para el Gestech, una forma de lucha de justa con lanzas rebajadas, en que un oponente trata de desmontar al otro.

Those who engrave in the medium of steel, often printmakers.

Cordófonos pulsados tipo cítara con cuerdas de metal levantadas sobre el diapasón en un resalto de metal; las cuerdas se pisan por la presión de una barra de acero sujeta en la mano del intérprete, la cual se desliza a lo largo de las cuerdas creando un efecto de ondulación o “glissando.”

Ancient Egyptian sculptures depicting a standing or kneeling male figure proffering an inscribed stele.

Obras o diseños visuales realizados con herramientas también denominadas "plantillas", que son láminas de celuloide, papel, cartón u otro material en las que se han recortado las letras o diseños deseados para que la tinta o la pintura aplicadas a las láminas reproduzcan los diseños recortados en la superficie subyacente.

Printing or printmaking process for reproducing images or designs by passing ink or paint onto a surface through holes cut in a plate or screen. Stencils were known in China as early as the 8th century.

Prints made by using stencil printing, which employs plates or screens having holes to allow ink or paint to be pushed through to form a design or image.

Se refiere al estilo y cultura Neolítico que lleva el nombre del sitio cerca de Siracusa, Sicilia. Se caracteriza por cerámica distintiva en una amplia variedad de formas, generalmente con diseños incisos.

Shoes with no obvious method of fastening.