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caricatura catalán
caricatura The doctrine that representations of nature or human behavior should be accurate imitations.
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These, then, as we said at the beginning, are the three differences which distinguish artistic imitation,-themedium, the objects, and the manner.
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In the forest scene of Siegfried I put down, in artistic imitation of nature, as much as I could remember of these airs.
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Perhaps this form of artistic imitation is the most grotesque proof to date that counter culture can no longer exist in the market economy.
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His artistic imitations of birds and dragons float over our housetops.
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Non-vegans often ask me why vegans seek out imitation meats and cheeses.
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In the drawing-room Miss Bell was sketching monsters in imitation of Leonard.
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The young ladies ranged themselves in imitation of the book of fashions.
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He put the imitation diamond in his pocket and opened the carriage-door.
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The lace curtains were imitation lace; the damask curtains were imitation damask.
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The culmination of Hargraves audacious imitation took place in the third act.
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It is a clumsy imitation of the policy of Frederick in 1756.
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The imitation had deceived him then; he had accepted it for genuine.
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The age of imitation when there are no dangers although it depended.
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The end of writing Lives is for the imitation of the readers.
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Play and imitation are the great avenues of activity in early life.
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Back came the imitation, shot out of the wood by the nymph:
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The imitation gold-lace had gone green but clung to the rotten material.
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The cardinal fact of imitation in works of art is evident enough.
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Several luxury brands use an imitation leather made out of recycled plastic.
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You discerned the imitation of the type, you acknowledged the inferior compositor.
