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Significats de folk art en anglès

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народное искусство
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folk art
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art folklòric
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Art produced by artisans trained in a relevant skill working within a local client economy.

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art folklòric
Ús de folk art en anglès
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Usually they come for the beaches, and for the folk art.'
Death Trance
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The Vic was amazing, a museum-worthy piece of unintentional folk art.
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
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He lectured about it, andMexican folk art in general, two hundred and seventy-five times.
The new yorker
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It was not until the 1880's however that interest in American folk art was aroused.
The new yorker
5
The museum is a collection of New Zealand craft, design, folk art and social history.
Radio NZ
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Her folk art no longer cluttered the coffee tables.
Cold springs
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People say they miss the graffiti and resent the censoring of this urban folk art.
The new yorker
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He also talks about the naive folk art he creates, which includes the album's cover.
Radio NZ
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Our folk art creations stood out brilliantly against the enormous cone of glistening red lacquer.
Gunn's golden rules
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Strong families, communal, with a strong folk art and music-herdsmenwho breed the antelope we eat.
Midnight at the well of souls
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The first folk art explosion ended with the Industrial Revolution, and involved mostly the work of whites.
The new yorker
12
The quarrels between the landlord and tenant resemble a local folk art form called Gulabo and Sitabo.
BBC
13
It became a kind of folk art.
Wired
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The more abstract and self-enclosed haute cuisine became, the more its lovers pretended it was folk art.
The new yorker
15
They're pure unadulterated folk art, he claimed.
Mcgillivray's mistress
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He created symbolic images using folk art, Eastern imagery, primitivist visual tropes and Catholic symbols in his canvases.
Wired
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