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Architectural Elements, Sculpting Techniques, and Painting Styles
Architectural Elements
Beams and Roof Structures
Two waters: A pair of wooden beams or rafters arranged obliquely, whose upper ends meet at a horizontal beam (row), and whose bottom ends rest on sill beams.
Alfarjes: Wooden roof lintel beams forming master girders.
Arch: A curved roof structure that can cover wide spans with small materials. It consists of segments, with sides called skew that receive the weight. The arch is supported by two horizontal pieces (fascia, top jamb) and a center key. The
Read MoreTechnical Drawing Essentials: Understanding Key Concepts
Elevation
The flat representation of a building facade, the side of a machine, or an object through geometric projection, regardless of perspective. It maintains all proportions and is obtained by parallel projection perpendicular to the plane of projection. Elevation, along with the plan, is one of the main representations in the dihedral system.
Dimensional
Something is two-dimensional if it has two dimensions, for example, width and length, but not depth. Planes are two-dimensional and can only
Read MoreAnalysis of Joan Miró and Piet Mondrian’s Paintings
Outside the Netherlands
Joan Miró (1893-1983)
1928, Surrealism
Technique: Oil on canvas, 92 cm x 73 cm
Current Location: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York
Formal Analysis:
Miró modifies the original composition (Dutch Interior I by Hendrick Martensz Sorgh) to create a unique visual language. Bright, pure, and flat colors contribute to a distorted, amoeba-like aesthetic. Miró deconstructs figures into a collection of features, resulting in a distinct representation of the human form. The cat serves
Read MoreThe 1931 Spanish Constitution: A Democratic and Progressive Turning Point
The text before us is to discuss legal nature, it deals specifically with the 1931 Constitution democratic and progressive nature, which was promulgated on 9 December 1931.Históricamente we stand at the end of the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera , the acceptance that he had when the coup, went missing. Given the prestige of the dictatorship, fearful that affecting its monarchy, Alfonso XIII withdrew its support for Primo de Rivera, who resigned in 1930. He was replaced by General Berenguer, however
Read MoreInternal Environment & Homeostasis: Salt, Water, and Renal System
The Internal Environment
It’s easy to identify external environmental factors: air, sunlight, temperature. But what about our internal environment? Claude Bernard coined the term “internal environment” to describe the fluids surrounding our body’s cells (interstitial fluid, blood, and lymph). These fluids contain vital substances like oxygen, nutrients, and minerals.
Water in the Body
In healthy adults, the internal environment’s water volume accounts for 37%, composed of:
- Interstitial fluid: Found