arte

Meaning

1. art
2. skill

Hyphenated as

ar‧te

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈaɾte/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin artem (“practical skill”).

Sentences

Además de análisis político escribe sobre arte y música .

In addition to political analysis, he writes about art and music.

Está catalogada como Ciudad de arte y de historia .

It is listed as a City of Art and History.

Ha publicado varios artículos sobre crítica de arte en La Vanguardia .

He has published several articles on art criticism in La Vanguardia.

En el arte griego era representada como un pez con forma de serpiente .

In Greek art it was represented as a fish in the shape of a snake.

Poco a poco se experimenta una sensibilidad hacia el arte y la cultura modernos .

Gradually a sensitivity towards modern art and culture is experienced.

Chaplin dio clases de arte específicamente destinadas a las mujeres en su estudio .

Chaplin conducted art classes specifically for women at his studio.

Se barajan distintos posibles orígenes a este tipo de arte popular .

Different possible origins of this type of folk art are considered.

Su arte se engloba en la Escuela veneciana de pintura .

His art is included in the Venetian School of painting.