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Significados de watercolors em inglês

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Material consisting of pigment suspended in water to form a transparent painting medium.

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Uso de watercolors em inglês
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Tells about acquisition of these watercolors & when some were previously displayed.
The new yorker
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Everything smeared as she moved, like the world was painted in watercolors.
The poison eaters: and other stories
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Young ladies sketched, did watercolors, wrote short paragraphs of imaginative prose.
Go Set a Watchman
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In addition, there are fifty-seven drawings and watercolors and thirty-nine sculptures.
The new yorker
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A Londoner named Robert Havell, an engraver, sharpened the clarity of the watercolors.
The new yorker
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He packed his best brushes, his watercolors, and a block of good paper.
Michelangelo's Shoulder
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She did papiermache with them, and sculpture in clay, pottery, watercolors and drawings.
Accident
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It is not surprising that he seized upon Ricci's opaque watercolors.
John Baptist Jackson: 18th-Century Master of the Color Woodcut
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At the moment, however, she rather wished her cousin had taken up watercolors instead.
Destined to last
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Gold-framed oils and watercolors, some fairly good, plastered one wall.
Alas, Babylon
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He began with watercolors but quickly went on to oils.
The new yorker
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In the next five years, he painted his five hundred watercolors of wild flowers.
The new yorker
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It was one of Sander's many small watercolors of Anvegad.
Anvil Gate
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I spent most of my time reading and painting watercolors.
Girl, Interrupted
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She made watercolors and collages all her life -mostly as gifts for friends.
The new yorker
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The oval mirror was still there, too, and so was Molly's box of watercolors.
Death Mask
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