14:16 Oct 22, 2007 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting / colours | |||||||
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chromatic simultaneity / syncronousness Explanation: or a "chromatic coming together" if you prefer it a little less flowery :o) |
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chromatic balance Explanation: and chromatic unbalance a sugg |
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color synchrony Explanation: This isn't in your context, but I thought I'd share it fwiw: The color synchrony evident in the gravely greys should only increase in drama as it matures into a ferric red oxide (rust) but any message not further ... artsceneak.net/vl03su20.htm ... man-made transparent materials imported from the Orient to create multi-dimensional color synchrony in conjunction with light reflecting effects. ... www.koniart.org/home/ THere really weren't very many hits for this and I couldn't find any in the restoration field. |
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chromatic synthesis Explanation: Hi, I think this might be 'chromatic synthesis'. |
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color synchronicity Explanation: or: coordination of colors |
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chromatic synchronism Explanation: Una altenativa |
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1) a synchronous chromatic range 2) after splitting this single colour back down into its components Explanation: Here is an example of the use of "chromatic range" (range of colours), extracted from the link: "9. The basic colours... · Are the blue, the yellow and the red · Are the red, the green and the blue · And the additional ones give us the whole chromatic range · Are used during the printing process" In your context, "sincronía cromática" I think refers to a process of harmonizing the different colours of the paintings in the hall into a single one that is in the middle of the chromatic range (colour range); and "asincronía cromática" I think refers to the opposite process - that of splitting this single colour back down into all the colours of the range: "después de realizar una asincronía cromática del tono general de las pinturas" > after splitting this single tone (of the paintings) back down into its components Reference: http://light.physics.auth.gr/game/test0_en.html |
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