Términos

Oil paint that is designed to thinned and cleaned up with water by using an oil medium in which one end of the molecule has been altered to bind loosely to water molecules, as in a solution.

Processions that take place on water, using boats and rafts rather than horses or wheeled carts for transportation, marking a festive or solemn occasion.

Artificial water courses in recreation areas that may include varied elements simulating rapids, caves, waterfalls, or chutes.

Shoes meant to be worn submerged in water or in otherwise wet environments. These are often made of materials that are water-resistant or water-proof.

Dye that is dissolved in water.

The technique of painting with pigments in a water-soluble binder and thinned with water, usually on paper. Includes gouache painting, although gouache is not technically watercolor paint.

Depressions in the earth that contains water.

Registers of the watermark designs of various paper makers.

Construction consisting of upright posts or stakes interwoven with twigs or tree branches and plastered with a mixture of clay and straw.

File format for audio that can incorporate an audio bitstream with other data. Widely used for exchange of audio and for telephony.

Motivo granulado de forro de libro que imita la apariencia de angulos ondulados.

A type of x-ray fluorescence used for elemental analysis that involves exciting elements in a sample then diffracting the emitted radiation by using a device, such as a crystal or monochromator, in order to measure the intensity of x-rays with a specific wavelength.

Movements in the sea or other collection of water, by which a portion of the water rises above the normal level and then subsides, at the same time travelling over the surface; a moving ridge or swell of water between two depressions or troughs.

Se refiere a obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano de mismo nombre que habita el norte de Camerún y Nigeria.

Museums that specialize in works made from wax, often realistic duplications of actual objects or sculptural portraits of people, especially historical characters. Human figures in wax museums are often dressed in real clothing and posed as if carrying out representative activities.

People who create works executed in the medium of wax (usually bees wax), particularly those representing objects or figures.

A combination of wax and resin used as a preservative, adhesive, and in thermal transfer technologies. In the conservation of paintings, it has been used reinforce works by applying a paper or fabric lining attached with a wax-resin.