lack-life

形容詞

臨時語

日本語の意味

現実的または文字通りの描写ではなく、重要な特徴を強調するために、抽象的またはスタイライズされた表現方式として表されること。 / リアリズムを意図せず、意図的に特徴や性質が際立つようにデザインされた、抽象的あるいは象徴的な表現様式

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The artist's lack-life illustrations captured the essence of urban loneliness with bold lines and flat colors.

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その画家のデフォルメされたイラストは、大胆な線と平面的な色使いで都市の孤独の本質を捉えていた。

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意味（1）

What influence the decorative motives of Egypt and Assyria, imported by the Phoenicians, had upon the early artists of Greece, it is again, as yet, very difficult to say, and we have to glean such scanty information as we can from what exists of archaic Greek art in pre-Phoenician strata, compared with such ancient Phoenician remains as are entirely destitute of any admixture of Greek influence. Such is the surpassing value of these Phoenician shields, the most ancient metal shields yet discovered. They belong to an epoch when the Greek race was in its youth, when the springs of its mind were fresh, when it was most likely to be influenced by external agents, and such objects were the first to introduce the young and aspiring Greek to the rigid, severe, monotonous, mysterious, and impenetrable forms of Egypt, and to the dreamy, lack-life, symbolic and ideal creations of the Assyrians.

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