Términos

Processes having to do with the carving and working of stone, particularly in the context of building.

Benches located on the stoop of a residence or other building in an urban environment; usually of modest size and fixed in place. For benches, swings, chairs, and other furniture on the porch of a residence, use "porch furniture."

Técnica cinematográfica que usa la exposición de fotograma a fotograma para crear la ilusión del movimiento en figuras inanimadas articuladas o secuencias animadas; así como también dar la impresión de que aparecen y desaparecen objetos o personajes de una escena. Es una técnica esencial en la animación de figuras modeladas, animación de recortes, pixilación y efectos especiales

Trompetas naturales en forma de una media luna alargada, construídas en Europa a comienzos del siglo XIX y diseñadas para facilitar la técnica de ejecución consistente en colocar la mano en la campana.

Knife-like tool used to stretch lead when joining glass pieces or for bedding glass in wooden rebates.

Jars, sometimes airtight, used for storing food or any other items.

A brown, sticky, aromatic resin obtained from trees of the genus Liquidambar, including L. orientalis, native to Turkey. A white solid powder that forms in the steam distillate obtained from storax is polystyrene. Storax resin is sometimes used as a mounting media for microscope slides. For the a brown, aromatic resin obtained from the genus Styrax, use "benzoin." Resins from both Sytrax and Liquidambar trees were formerly called "storax," but "storax" is no longer used for resin of genus Styrax.

In architecture, measurements of height equivalent to one story.

Short written or oral narrative accounts composed for the entertainment of the listener or reader; usually refer to imaginary events, but may sometimes refer to real events.

Literature comprising stories, often children's stories, told in rhyming verse.

Shutters of various types, designed or used to provide protection for doors and windows from severe wind and weather.

Pipes, typically made of lenths of angular or curved sheet metal, used as a stove chimney or to connect a stove to a flue.

Úsese con respecto a un estilo de fotografía de principios del siglo XX.