10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POINTILLE»
Discover the use of
pointille in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pointille and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Structure and Cognition in Art
Pointille decoration continues to be produced, but in smaller amounts, since it is
largely being replaced by the use of incised decoration. Level III represents the
Middle Neolithic at Knossos. J. Evans believes that it represents a relatively short
...
Dorothy Koster Washburn, 1983
ln the 1650s, Vermeer began to paint scenes using a technique called pointille.
To do pointille, Vermeer applied layers of small beads of paint to an object, which
makes it appear brighter. He used this method to show how sunlight through a ...
4
Vincennes and Sèvres Porcelain: Catalogue of the Collections
The artists' and kiln records show that in 1783 the painter J. -B. Tandart was also
painting flowers on plaques that were gilded by Vincent.7 The artists' records for
1783 also include some of Mme Taillandier's work on plaques with pointille ...
5
Reader in the History of Books and Printing
The filigree effect of gilded, pointille decoration as a background for the ribbon
interlacings or fillet scaffolding of a fanfare binding was enhanced by the use of
red morocco which in the 17th century largely superseded brown calf. Pointille ...
6
I, Too, Am America: Archaeological Studies of ...
Decorative Techniques: Rouletting and Small Decorative Stamp Devices
Emerson's use of the term pointille or denticulate decoration refers to the same
decorative technique as dentate or rouletted used by other archaeologists in the
region.
Theresa A. Singleton, 1999
7
Collared Urns of the Bronze Age in Great Britain and Ireland
J93.894 and 889), the former plain, the latter with pointille decoration; in Scotland
at Carfrae, Lothian (Scott 195 1: Fig. 2, No. 28), plain; and in Wales at Holt, Clwyd
(Savory 1957: Fig. 5, No. 21), plain. Somewhat deeper versions of the form, ...
Contemporary English binding, in dark morocco extra, gilt, outer narrow and line
dentelle borders in the sides; inner border formed of rococo toolings with pointille
scrolls heightened with silver; large inner panel formed of fifteen compartments, ...
American Art Association, Anderson Galleries (Firm), 1590
9
Treasure in the Medieval West
Examples of pointille can be seen on all three levels (Plates 1, 7-9). The angels'
wings are decorated with feathers in a fine pattern of dots. The fleurs de lis on the
upright surface below the battlemented terrace, the diaper pattern on the ground
...
THE POINTILLE' PIPE IN THE UPPER DELAWARE VALLEY: CONTRIBUTION
NO. 5 TO TOCKS ISLAND RESERVOIR AREA ARCHAEOLOGY Vernon Leslie
Although this article is primarily concerned with the scarce but important
examples ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POINTILLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pointille is used in the context of the following news items.
Worlds expand in summer classrooms
In an inventive twist, they reproduced their likenesses, using the pointille technique, on t-shirts. The students combined to create a wearable ... «Greenwich Time, Aug 13»
I've Played Deus Ex. She Hasn't. Now We're Playing It Together
In the opening sequence, when they zoomed into that one dude's reddish, pointille eye, I literally vocalized my laughter. But I like it so far, ... «Kotaku Australia, Aug 11»
