PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «ACROLITHIC»
acrolithic
acrolith
composite
sculpture
made
stone
other
materials
case
figure
whose
torso
wood
while
head
hands
feet
marble
concealed
either
drapery
gilding
only
parts
were
exposed
view
this
type
acrolithic
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lith
adjective
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thik
full
statue
having
trunk
usually
covered
with
metal
extremities
define
sculptured
material
origin
latin
acrolithus
akrólithos
acro
terms
ancient
wooden
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from
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sicily
greeks
settled
collins
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pseudo
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ACROLITHIC»
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1
The Cult Statue of a Goddess: Summary of Proceedings from a ...
In the literature on Greek sculpture, statues made with the combination of stone
for the limbs and wood for the body are referred to as both “acroliths” and “
acrolithic statues,” based on the Greek word akrolithos, meaning “with extremities
of ...
The J. Paul Getty Museum, 2007
2
Classical Marble: Geochemistry, Technology, Trade
ACROLITHIC OR PSEUDO-ACROLITHIC SCULPTURE OF THE MATURE
CLASSICAL GREEK PERIOD IN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF THE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY' JOHN POLLINI Department of Art History, Univ.
of ...
N. Herz, Marc Waelkens, 1988
3
Classical Sculpture: Catalogue of the Cypriot, Greek, and ...
BC are based on comparisons with the acrolithic female cult image from Kalydon
(Dyggve et al. 1934: figs. 94–96), with the acrolithic cult image identified as
Fortuna huiusce diei from Temple B in the Largo Argentina in Rome, the latter of
...
4
A Catalogue of Sculptures from the Sanctuary of Diana ...
Acrolithic? head. Photo: Universitv of Pennsylvania Museum, Philadelphia. Neg.
no. S4 141407. Fig. 8. Cat. no. 1. Acrolithic? head. Photo: Universitv of
Pennsylvania Museum. Philadelphia. Neg. no. S4 141409. Fig. 7. Cat. no. I.
Acrolithic?
Pia Guldager Bilde, Mette Moltesen, 2002
5
Environmentally Conscious Mechanical Design
... Recycling Technologies. Mechanical Sieving sorting Table Acrolithic Acrolithic
sorting separation Hydraulic Hydraulic sorting separation Magnetic Magnetic
sorting separation Degradation process Sensors Model Other Watchdogs When?
6
Neokoroi: Greek Cities and Roman Emperors
At least one of the colossi, that possibly of Lucius Verus, shows evidence of water
having trickled down its neck while it was still in an upright position; thus it may
have been exposed to the elements, despite being acrolithic. Perhaps Antoninus
...
7
Personal Styles in Greek Sculpture
The Athena Areia at Plataea When did Pheidias create the acrolithic Athena
Areia at Plataea? As another belated offering from the spoils of the Persian Wars,
we should expect it to have been made in the 50s. Here again the literary
sources ...
Olga Palagia, Jerome Jordan Pollitt, J. J. Pollitt, 1998
8
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art Terms
It was often employed to decorate the lower part of the *capitals of the *Corinthian
and *Composite Orders. acrolithic [from the Greek, literally 'stone-ended']
Originally used to describe ancient Greek figure sculpture in which the
extremities ...
9
Style in the Technical and Tectonic Arts, Or, Practical ...
This acrolithic use of white marble preceded all-marble architecture, much as
such use characterized the early period of marble sculpture. The acrolithic
appearance of white marble can be seen in a variety of works that represent the
transition ...
10
The Greek Cities of Magna Graecia and Sicily
Head in Creek marble from a large acrolithic statue of Apollo, 440-430 B.C., from
the cella of the Temple of Apollo Aleos at Ciro Marina (Cantarazo), the ancient
Krimisa (National Archaeological Museum, Reggio Calabria) Re-creation of ...
Luca Cerchiai, Lorena Jannelli, Fausto Longo, 2004
