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Openwork or open-work is a term in art history,
architecture and
related fields for any
technique that
produces decoration by
creating holes, piercings...
- Opus interrasile, lit. 'work
shaved or s****ed in-between' is a
pierced openwork metalworking technique found from the 3rd
century AD, and
remaining po****r...
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irregularly shaped "holes" or "openings"
between their design elements known as
openwork. The
design of the
amulets represent yin
while the
holes represent yang...
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covering for
Jewish women and
Christian women. It is
characterized by
openwork,
which allows the
surface of the
underlying object to show through. Doilies...
- Chizhenok,
Alexander (2017).
Construction of the
stadium "Volgograd Arena".
Openwork roof. [1]. Volgograd:
Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library.
Archived from...
- made from cast
bronze and are
similar in size.
Apart from one, they of
openwork (ie the
figures were
formed from
holes or gaps
punched through the metal)...
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complex arrays,
although some are now lost. Its
short sides contain pairs of
openwork panels showing elongated beasts intertwined with ribbon-bodied snakes....
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designed reinforcing beams which halted the
deformation of the structure.
Openwork spires were a
notable architectural innovation,
beginning with the spire...
- made in Celtic,
Irish and
Viking art styles. The
openwork disc
consists of a
metal ring with an
openwork design.
These delicate brooches were
usually made...
- Hardwick's
skyline features six
rooftop banqueting house pavilions with Bess of Hardwick's
initials "ES" (Elizabeth Shrewsbury) in
openwork....
