Términos

Universidad que está finanaciada por un gobierno estatal.

Universidad localizada en una comunidad urbana a la que sirve, aunque no necesariamente mantenida por la municipalidad.

Buildings used for teaching, housing, or other purposes at a university or college.

Degree-granting institutions that may include liberal arts undergraduate colleges, graduate schools, and undergraduate or graduate professional schools. A university is a group of schools for studies after secondary school, with at least one of these schools being a college where students receive a bachelor's degree.

In universities and colleges, large buildings set apart for the instruction or residence of students.

Communities, modest in size, that have economies centered on a university and the university population.

Style and culture of an Algonquian-speaking Native American tribe located in Long Island, New York. Have also been referred to as the "Poospatuck" in reference to the reservation the Unkechaug live on (Poospatuck Reservation, NY).

Estilo escultórico desarrollado por el artista Unkei (1142-1212). Se caracteriza por retratos realistas y sensibles de sacerdotes budistas.

In art context refers to modern paintings with matte surfaces and rough, unvarnished finishes.

Máquinas que utilizan un bastidor para soportar una hoja de sierra vertical que se mueve hacia arriba y hacia abajo.

Uno de de los cuatro géneros de texto que juntos constituyen cada uno de los Vedas, las escrituras sagradas en la mayoría de las tradiciones Hindúes.

Platform of a building in Drāviḍian architecture; substructure of pīṭha; platform or socle beneath the adhiṣṭhāna; Types: Mañcabhadra, Kapōtabhadra, Kapōtāsana, Vēdībhadra.

The process or function of augmenting, revising, or otherwise bringing material up-to-date.

Wall coverings comprising fabric. In traditional wall-upholstering, fabric is attached to the wall by a series of clips, tacks, or tracks that hold the fabric tautly in place. Another method calls for the mounting of fabric on light frameworks of wood or another material, often fitted with an infill layer of batting. The latter method in particular is used to provide acoustical panels.

Drinking vessels of a particular type; known in indigenous Latin American culture.

Interior regions of land that are high in elevation relative to adjacent low-lying areas. Such areas have low to moderate surface relief but are not considered mountainous. Distinct from "highlands."

For positional attributes of three-dimensional works or the illusionistic space of a composition, referring to the viewer's upper left-hand side of the work or composition.

For positional attributes of three-dimensional works or the illusionistic space of a composition, referring to the viewer's lower right-hand side of the work or composition.

Género con un miembro vivo, la abubilla de Eurasia.