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05:38 Sep 11, 2001 |
German to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Maya Jurt Switzerland Local time: 18:37 | ||||||
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4 +1 | Veduta |
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4 | credible representation |
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4 | views |
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4 | credible representations |
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credible representation Explanation: from Italian "veduta", from "vedere" = "to see" Credible, mimetic representation of countryside, town, square, or other in a painting or a print. Duden |
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views Explanation: in fact, Veduten are probably expressive views (views painted by an expressionist painter). See the website below: Reference: http://www.ebster.com/htmle/gallery2.html Reference: http://www.ebster.com/htmld/gallery2.html |
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credible representations Explanation: Sorry, forgot the plural form - "Vedute" is singular, "Veduten" plural |
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Veduta Explanation: In english, you do not translate the Italian term. This is a painted view of a landscape , painted in a very natural style. The term means "view from.." |
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