orthodox art
[/ˈɔːrθədɑːks ɑːrt/]
nounpl: orthodox arts
arte ortodoxa
1. Art that adheres to traditional, established, or conventional styles, techniques, and principles, particularly referring to Eastern Orthodox Christian iconography and religious art traditions.
The museum's collection of orthodox art includes Byzantine icons from the 12th century.
A coleção de arte ortodoxa do museu inclui ícones bizantinos do século XII.
2. Artistic work that follows accepted aesthetic conventions and established artistic norms rather than experimental or avant-garde approaches.
While some critics praised her work, others dismissed it as orthodox art lacking innovation.
Enquanto alguns críticos elogiavam seu trabalho, outros o rejeitavam como arte ortodoxa sem inovação.
3. Visual and decorative traditions associated with the Orthodox Christian Church, including icon painting, religious imagery, and ecclesiastical decoration.
Orthodox art plays a central role in worship and spiritual practice within Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
A arte ortodoxa desempenha um papel central na adoração e na prática espiritual do cristianismo ortodoxo oriental.
Orthodox art is particularly significant in Eastern European, Russian, and Mediterranean cultures with strong Orthodox Christian heritage. In Brazil, awareness of orthodox art has grown with increased interfaith dialogue and art historical education. The term is used both to describe specific religious artistic traditions and, more broadly, to contrast with modern experimental art movements.
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