10 RUSSIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ОРНАМЕНТИСТ»
Discover the use of
орнаментист in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
орнаментист and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Russian literature.
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Report of a Special Committee of the Council of the ... - Страница 64
The Royal Academy is, therefore, not a sufficient School for the ornamentist; giving no opportunity for even the elementary study of many of these requisites. I venture, with diffidence, to reply to your observations on Mr. Eastlake's letter, for, ...
London (England). School of design, 1847
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Reports by the Juries on the Subjects in the Thirty ...
1653 artist, there is a distinct difference in the principles of the two arts, a difference which becomes more apparent as the ornamentist descends from labours of such high requirement to those more strictly within his own province. Art has its ...
Great Exhibition (1851, London), 1852
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... -и орнамент, -а орнаментальный орнаментация, -и орнамёнтика, -и орнаментирование, -я орнаментированный орнаментировать(ся), -рую‚ -рует(‚ся) орнаментировка, -и орнаментист, -а орнаментбванный орнаментовать(ся), ...
N. I. Novinskaya, без автора, 2009
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Christianity and Monasticism in Wadi Al-Natrun: Essays ...
The Ornamental Repertoire in the Wall-paintings of Wadi al-Natrun: Remarks on a Methodical Approach- Suzana Hodak "Die Bezeichnungen Ornament, Ornamentik, ornamental, Ornamentation, Ornamentierung, Ornamentist etc. leiten sich ...
Magad S. A. Mikhail, Mark Moussa, 2009
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Studies in Design - Страница 7
No one, however original in thought he may be, and however subtle in his perception of beauty, can become a great ornamentist unless he has knowledge of what has been done by those who have worked at his art under various influences ...
Christopher Dresser, 1874
My excuse for writing is a simple one—I am a specialist. An architect and ornamentist by profession, and having knowledge of many manufacturing processes, I went to Japan to observe what an ordinary visitor would naturally pass unnoticed.
Christopher Dresser, 2015
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A catalogue of the Museum of ornamental art, at ... - Страница 124
Principles of The true ornamentist would seem to be one who seeks out the orna- nicntist. tne principles on which the bygone artists worked, and the rules by which they arrived at excellence, and discarding mere imitation and reproduction of ...
John Charles Robinson (sir.), 1856
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Reports by the Juries on the Subjects in the Thirty ... - Страница 740
tectnral arrangement necessary to bring it properly into the province of the ornamentist. The repetitions of Mr. Bell's graceful statuette of Eve (Class XXII., 641, p. 166), Mr. Cheverton's reduction of Theseus (194, p. 832), and of some media>val ...
Great Britain. Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851, 1852
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A History of Art in Ancient Egypt (Volume I of II)
Sometimes it is a decorative motive, like the sphinx, the griffin, the palmleaf, and many others, which, inventedonthe banks of the Nile or the Tigris, were transported to Greece and therepreserved to be handeddown toour modern ornamentist.
Charles Chipiez & Georges Perrot, 1883
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In Terentii Comoedias Dictata - Страница 170
Hasce ornamentist consequentur alterae i. e. mox aliae decem minae Bacchidi pro ornamentis solvendae sunt. Sic locum egregio explieuit Bentleius. Ornamentorum nomine comprehend! potest omnis supellex muliebris. Vid. Brisson. de ...
David Ruhnken, Ludwig Schopen, 1825
