WHAT DOES GORGÓNĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of gorgónă in the Romanian dictionary
GORGÓNĂ ~ e f. 1) (in Greek mythology) An imaginary being with the appearance of a woman with snakes instead of hair. 2) Decorative element representing the head of such a being. GORGÓNĂ ~e f. 1) (în mitologia greacă) Ființă imaginară având înfățișarea unei femei cu șerpi în loc de păr. 2) Element decorativ reprezentând capul unei astfel de ființe.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «GORGÓNĂ»
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gorgónă in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Primary Documents: A Sourcebook for Eastern and Central ...
NENA DIMITRIJEVIC Gorgona is one of the most elusive art groups associated with Conceptual art in Croatia. It existed for only a short time, from 1959 to 1966, and produced little materially. The loose- knit group functioned as a forum for ...
Laura J. Hoptman, Tomáš Pospiszyl, 2002
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Impossible Histories: Historical Avant-gardes, ... - Pagina 219
Croatian conceptual art was foreshadowed by the work and activities of Gorgona and the activist practices of artists of the Crveni peristil (Red Peristyle] group (Split, 1966), before beginning with the work of Goran Trbuljak and Braco ...
Dubravka Djurić, Miško Šuvaković, 2003
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Lonel Colombia - Pagina 284
parque. naCIonal. naTural. (pnn). Isla. GorGona. Todo está prohibido, goes the joke on this island – everything is forbidden. Somehow this seems rather appropriate; it was the site of a prison from 1960 to 1984. Now it's a national park ...
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Artists' Magazines: An Alternative Space for Art - Pagina 263
GORGONA Zagreb, 1961-1966 (1-11). Editor: Josip Vanista. The "anti-magazine" Gorgona, published by the Zagreb-based Gorgona group between 1961 and 1966, manifested a new understanding of the magazine as an artistic medium, ...
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Frommer's Panama - Pagina 175
269-2433 in Panama City, or 240-6160 in Gorgona. www.propanama. com/gorgona.40 units. $60 (£30) 1-bedroom cabin weekdays; $140 (£70) 1-bedroom cabin weekends (2 nights usually required on weekends). AE, MC, V. Amenities: ...
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Early Precambrian Basic Magmatism - Pagina 33
2.7.1 Komatiites Komatiites younger than the Precambrian have only been discovered on the small island of Gorgona, off the Pacific coast of Colombia. The komatiitic rocks on Gorgona are associated with a sequence of plutonic microgabbros ...
R.P. Hall, D.J. Hughes, 2012
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Last Bonanza Kings: The Bourns of San Francisco - Pagina 18
They served as dwellings for the local Indians who made their living as boatmen on the Chagres River or as muleteers on the trail from Gorgona to Panama City.7 A nights lodging at Gorgona cost between $10 and $15. Although this was not a ...
This same logic applies to the tenth number of the journal Gorgona (1966). With a purity of execution rare even forthe most radical publications, Josip Vanista refrained from printing so much as the title of the journal on the cover; all of the ...
Craig Douglas Dworkin, 2013
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Latin American Coral Reefs - Pagina 425
There are two contrasting insular environments with significant coral formations within Colombian Pacific waters: Gorgona Island and Malpelo Island. Gorgona (2°59'N, 7 8°12'W) is a continental island located approximately 35 km off the ...
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A Chronological History of the Discoveries in the South ... - Pagina 471
7th, they anchored by the East side of Gorgona, where they found fresh water, and took a< supply. The 8th, their boats chased and captured a small bark, with salt and brandy, and about the value of 500/. in gold. Captain Rogers stopped at ...
