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Перевод: baroque

[прилагательное]
барочный; в стиле барокко; вычурный; причудливый;
[существительное]
барокко
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Тезаурус:

1. In the fifth room are canvases from the Czech high Baroque, including works by Jan Kupeck, Petr Brandl and Jan Rudolf Bys, though these painters are best represented in the St George's Gallery.
2. Piermarini's new theatre was inaugurated on 3 August 1778 with the work L'Europe Riconsciuta by Antonio Salieri In its earliest days - when the theatre was used for balls and as a gaming house of, at one time, ill repute - the theatre was decorated in Baroque style, but in 1807 it was redecorated in Neo-Classical style only to be redecorated yet again in 1830 by
3. In his hands, the work became a latterday baroque concerto grosso, with the pianist as one soloist among many, whereas the range of invention and harmonic emphasis in the work implied a far more provocative interaction of roles.
4. This lengthy period of building explains why it is possible to find such a diversity of architectural styles, brilliant work from the Tuscan Renaissance period being mixed with the Baroque pieces and sections in later styles.
5. The use of the term "Baroque" for an English house is really quite recent, and it simply means the breaking of rules and the taking of liberties with the pure classical style.
6. And the Baroque bustle of the finale shows both the soloist and the orhestra on their contrapuntal mettle - sharp, brisk, invigorating.
7. Charles wanted his protg in and as I was the resident (and unpopular) Baroque sculpture specialist, I happened to be in the way.
8. KOONS sees himself as a direct descendant of the Baroque - "Bernini and stuff like that" - a florid exuberance in revolt against all elitism, emotional coldness and stuffed shirts.
9. Note the mixture of the early Baroque doors of the choir chapel dating from 1639, with the central modern part of 1929.
10. Seminar on Youth (and its successors) is a novel which in many ways goes against the grain of recent writing in Italy: quite at odds with the studied poise of Tabucchi, the selective precision of Narratori , or the deceptively balanced complexities of Calvino, Busi's language is rich, extravagant and, to use the adjective which so irritated Gadda, "baroque".
11. I left these agonizing streets of beggars behind and entered the Plaza Mayor, a magnificent example of eighteenth-century Spanish baroque, dominated by the superb faade of the Churrigueresque Town Hail or Ayuntamiento.
12. The parish church (Pfarrkirche S. Veit) is one of the oldest examples of Austrian baroque, built during the first decade of the Thirty Years War, although the interior fittings and paintings are largely work of the eighteenth-century high baroque.
13. The Palazzo was started in 1558 by Galeazzo Alessi, another very famous Milanese architect, for a rich merchant, Tomaso Marino, its starting date explaining the delightful blend of Renaissance and Baroque styles.