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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 8-9) - Arts

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés aux Arts qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen académique IELTS.

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Vocabulary for Academic IELTS (8)
royalty
royalty
[nom]

a payment made to the author or creator of a work for each copy of the work that is sold

redevance

redevance

Ex: The author receives a royalty for each copy of their book sold, providing them with income from their creative work. 
altarpiece

a work of art that is placed above or behind an altar

retable

retable

Ex: The cathedral's altarpiece, a magnificent triptych depicting scenes from the life of Christ, drew worshippers from far and wide to admire its beauty. 
bust
bust
[nom]

a sculpture representing someone's head, shoulders, and chest

buste

buste

Ex: The museum's collection included a marble bust of Julius Caesar, sculpted by a renowned artist during the Roman era. 
etching
etching
[nom]

the process of creating designs on a metal plate by cutting or using acid, and producing prints from it

gravure, eau-forte

gravure, eau-forte

Ex: She learned etching in art class and printed her first design. 
impasto
impasto
[nom]

a painting technique in which paint is applied so thickly to the canvas or panel that the brush strokes are visible

empâtement, impasto

empâtement, impasto

Ex: The artist's use of impasto technique created a rich texture on the canvas, with thick layers of paint giving the artwork a three-dimensional quality. 
pointillism

a painting created using dots and small strokes of color

pointillisme

pointillisme

Ex: The gallery displayed a pointillism of a bustling Paris street. 
photomontage

a picture that is made up of different images put together

photomontage

photomontage

printmaking

the activity of reproducing designs or pictures by pressing a raised surface covered in ink against paper

gravure

gravure

ceramics

the process or art of making objects out of clay that are heated to become resistant

céramique

céramique

Ex: She studied ceramics in college and now creates beautiful pottery in her studio. 
textile
textile
[nom]

any type of knitted, felted or woven cloth

textile

textile

Ex: The factory produces high-quality textiles for clothing. 
fresco
fresco
[nom]

a technique of mural painting that is done by putting watercolor on wet plaster on a wall or ceiling

fresque

fresque

Ex: The cathedral's walls were adorned with magnificent frescoes depicting scenes from biblical stories, their vibrant colors still vivid after centuries. 
mural
mural
[nom]

a large painting done on a wall

peinture murale

peinture murale

Ex: The city commissioned a local artist to create a vibrant mural depicting the history and culture of the neighborhood. 
calligraphy

the art of producing beautiful handwriting using special writing instruments such as a dip or brush pen

calligraphie

calligraphie

Ex: The artist demonstrated exquisite calligraphy with graceful strokes and precise lettering. 
lithography

a type of printing process that uses a flat stone or metal plate with a design etched into it to transfer ink to paper

lithographie, procédé lithographique

lithographie, procédé lithographique

mannerism

a European style of art in the late 16th century characterized by hyper-idealization and distorted human forms

maniérisme

maniérisme

Ex: The painting exhibited at the museum exemplified the mannerism style, with elongated figures and exaggerated poses creating a sense of drama and tension. 
Baroque
Baroque
[nom]

an ornate and grand style of art, music, and architecture present in the 17th and early 18th centuries in Europe

baroque

baroque

Ex: The cathedral's interior was a magnificent example of Baroque architecture, with its elaborate decoration, dramatic lighting, and ornate detailing. 
neoclassicism

a style of art, literature, music, or architecture that imitates the style practiced in ancient Greece and Rome

néoclassicisme

néoclassicisme

Ex: Neoclassicism emerged as a dominant artistic movement in the late 18th century, characterized by a revival of classical principles and aesthetics. 
still life

a painting or drawing, representing objects that do not move, such as flowers, glassware, etc.

nature morte

nature morte

Ex: The artist's still life painting depicted a bowl of fruit and a vase of flowers, capturing the play of light and shadow on the objects. 
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