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the·mat·ic
/ [unvoicedth]iˈmatik/
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adj.
1.
having or relating to subjects or a particular subject:
the orientation of this anthology is essentially thematic.
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Linguistics
belonging to, relating to, or denoting the theme of a sentence.
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Mus.
of, relating to, or containing melodic subjects:
the concerto relies on the frequent repetition of thematic fragments.
∎ Philately
British term for topical.
2.
Linguistics
of or relating to the theme of an inflected word.
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(of a vowel) connecting the theme of a word to its inflections.
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(of a word) having a vowel connecting its theme to its inflections.
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n.
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(thematics) [treated as sing. or pl.]
a body of topics for study or discussion.
2.
Philately
British term for topical.
DERIVATIVES:
the·mat·i·cal·ly
/ -ik(ə)lē/ adv.
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Van Dyck and his Patrons.(court painter Sir Anthony Van Dyck)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: History Today; 9/1/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...DUTCH MASTER, Sir Anthony Van Dyck (1590-1641...patron with whom Van Dyck is inextricably...in 1634-35, Van Dyck spent his...art historian Sir Oliver Millar...painting'. Van Dyck's portraits...striking images Van Dyck produced of ...
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Portrait of an age: Sir Anthony van Dyck, court artist to Charles I, is the subject of a new exhibition at Tate Britain. Kevin Sharpe, consultant to the project, argues that the visual arts can be as valuable as the written word to historians seeking a better understanding of the nature of politics and power.(FRONTLINE)
Magazine article from: History Today; 3/1/2009; ; 700+ words
; ...OMITTED] On February 18th Tate Britain opens Van Dyck and Britain, curated by Karen Hearn, who brought...Dynasties exhibition in 1995. Unlike the 1999 Van Dyck exhibition at the Royal Academy, Van Dyck and Britain looks at the impact of the artist...
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Visual Arts: Death becomes Van Dyck Our images of Stuart England are overwhelmingly those of Anthony Van Dyck. But is there more to his work? By Tom Lubbock But, Tom Lubbock argues, excellence doesn't surprise us, so such artwork crucially fails - with one honourable exception...
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 9/14/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...portraiture goes a long way back, and Sir Anthony van Dyck put it differently. When Lady Venetia...d done her before. The image Van Dyck painted is not exactly death-like...doubt. He was always in demand. Anthony, Antoine, Antonio, Antoon: check...
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Out of proportion.(Anthony van Dyck)("Van Dyck and Britain" exhibition)
Magazine article from: Spectator; 2/28/2009; ; 700+ words
; Van Dyck and Britain Tate Britain...attending the press view of van Dyck at the Tate and visiting a...by having to carry the van Dyck catalogue around for two days...leather, fur, silk, lace. Sir Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641) was...
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Anthony Van Dyck, meet Tracey Emin. You've got more in common than you might think
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 8/29/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...method out immediately on Van Dyck (who would have been an...get a handle on him? Van Dyck was foppish, small, thin...thing to remember about Van Dyck besides court portraiture...Eyck: it's Van Dyck, or Sir Anthony Vandyck as he became known...
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A glorious Van Dyck summer
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe; 6/20/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...poured millions into the Van Dyck festival, as have...Antwerp, built around the Van Dyck show (and the local...include, in addition to Van Dyck, Rubens and Jacob Jordaens...s best is called the Sir Anthony Van Dyck. Does Van Dyck the artist...
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Art; The Patrician Portraitist; At the National Gallery, Van Dyck's Elegant Visions of the Rich
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 11/11/1990; ; 700+ words
; Sir Anthony Van Dyck has been dead 350 years, but his elegance...Rich people for centuries have coveted Van Dyck's aristocratic portraits, in which they...are displayed in profusion in the huge Van Dyck retrospective, opening today at the National...
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The court of Charles I under Van Dyck's scrutiny ART REVIEW
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune; 4/25/2009; ; 700+ words
; ...instructed Porter to pay Van Dyck a handsome pound...passing, Porter asked Van Dyck to paint his...in other words at Van Dyck, as if to gauge...Porter convinced Van Dyck to leave Antwerp for...later thus becoming "Sir Anthony Van Dyck" and ...
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SEATTLE ART MUSEUM ACQUIRES WORK BY 17TH-CENTURY MASTER VAN DYCK.(Entertainment)
Newspaper article from: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA); 3/10/1998; ; 700+ words
; ...acquisition of a 17th-century portrait by Sir Anthony van Dyck. Strong in Asian, African, Northwest...curator, was ecstatic about the van Dyck. ``It's instantly the best large...for us.'' In portraiture, van Dyck anchors the 17th century for everyone...
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UK GOVERNMENT: 17th century Van Dyck masterpiece saved for the nation.
M2 Presswire; 3/22/1999; 700+ words
; ...GOVERNMENT: 17th century Van Dyck masterpiece saved for the...COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:220399 Van Dyck's masterpiece - Portrait...retrospective exhibition of Van Dyck's work to be held in Antwerp...scheme." Notes for Editors Sir Anthony van Dyck ...
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Sir Anthony Van Dyck
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Sir Anthony Van Dyck , 1599-1641, Flemish portrait and religious...Durazzo, and Grimaldi families, show Van Dyck's extraordinary gift for aristocratic portraiture. Van Dyck conferred upon his sitters elegance, dignity...
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Sir Anthony van Dyck
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Sir Anthony van Dyck see Van Dyck, Sir Anthony .
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Dyck, Sir Anthony van
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists
Dyck, Sir Anthony van (1599–1641). Apart...greatest of all portraitists. Van Dyck was born in Antwerp, where in 1609...1623, NG, Washington), of which Sir David Piper wrote ( Van Dyck , 1968): ‘this is how...
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Van Dyck, Sir Anthony
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Van Dyck, Sir Anthony (1599–1641) Flemish portrait and religious painter. Van Dyck worked in Rubens' studio before travelling...were widely copied. In 1632, Van Dyck was invited to England by Charles I, who...
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Dyke, Sir Anthony van
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Dyke, Sir Anthony van See Van Dyck
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