There are 22 total results for your artists search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
山人 see styles |
yamabito; sanjin やまびと; さんじん |
(1) mountain folk; hermit; (2) (やまびと only) (See 仙人・1) mountain wizard; (3) (さんじん only) word used as part of a pseudonym by artists, writers, etc.; (personal name) Yamabito |
撂地 see styles |
liào dì liao4 di4 liao ti |
(of folk artists) to give a performance at a temple fair or on the street etc |
画会 see styles |
gakai がかい |
artists' patrons' association |
画壇 see styles |
gadan がだん |
artists' world; painting circles |
胡粉 see styles |
gofun ごふん |
artists' chalk; white pigment; powdered calcium carbonate |
きゃら see styles |
gyara ギャラ |
(abbreviation) (See ギャランティー・2) fee paid to performing artists, etc.; appearance fee; (personal name) Cara |
張大千 张大千 see styles |
zhāng dà qiān zhang1 da4 qian1 chang ta ch`ien chang ta chien |
Chang Dai-chien or Zhang Daqian (1899-1983), one of the greatest Chinese artists of the 20th century |
白玉楼 see styles |
hakugyokurou / hakugyokuro はくぎょくろう |
(See 白玉楼中の人となる) celestial tower where poets, artists, etc. were said to go in the afterlife |
金光黨 金光党 see styles |
jīn guāng dǎng jin1 guang1 dang3 chin kuang tang |
racketeers; con artists |
文人墨客 see styles |
bunjinbokkaku; bunjinbokkyaku ぶんじんぼっかく; ぶんじんぼっきゃく |
(yoji) writers and artists; persons who take delight in such refined pursuits as poetry, literature, painting and calligraphy |
芸術家村 see styles |
geijutsukamura / gejutsukamura げいじゅつかむら |
artists' colony; colony of artists |
藝術造街 艺术造街 see styles |
yì shù zào jiē yi4 shu4 zao4 jie1 i shu tsao chieh |
city precinct with a streetscape created by artists |
詩人墨客 see styles |
shijinbokkaku; shijinbokkyaku しじんぼっかく; しじんぼっきゃく |
poets and artists; persons who take delight in such refined pursuits as poetry, literature, painting, and calligraphy |
ギャラティー see styles |
gyaratii / gyarati ギャラティー |
(ik) (1) guaranty; guarantee; (2) fee paid to performing artists, etc. |
ギャランティ see styles |
gyaranti ギャランティ |
(1) guaranty; guarantee; (2) fee paid to performing artists, etc. |
ギャランティー see styles |
gyarantii / gyaranti ギャランティー |
(1) guaranty; guarantee; (2) fee paid to performing artists, etc. |
米国芸能人連合 see styles |
beikokugeinoujinrengou / bekokugenojinrengo べいこくげいのうじんれんごう |
(o) Associated Actors and Artists of America |
全米公演芸術協会 see styles |
zenbeikouengeijutsukyoukai / zenbekoengejutsukyokai ぜんべいこうえんげいじゅつきょうかい |
(o) National Association of Performing Artists |
米国音楽芸術家組合 see styles |
beikokuongakugeijutsukakumiai / bekokuongakugejutsukakumiai べいこくおんがくげいじゅつかくみあい |
(o) American Guild of Musical Artists; AGMA |
ユナイテッドゲームアーティスツ see styles |
yunaiteddogeemuaatisutsu / yunaiteddogeemuatisutsu ユナイテッドゲームアーティスツ |
(c) United Game Artists (Sega studio) |
ユナイテッド・ゲーム・アーティスツ see styles |
yunaiteddo geemu aatisutsu / yunaiteddo geemu atisutsu ユナイテッド・ゲーム・アーティスツ |
(c) United Game Artists (Sega studio) |
Variations: |
gyarantii; gyaranti; gyaratii(ik) / gyaranti; gyaranti; gyarati(ik) ギャランティー; ギャランティ; ギャラティー(ik) |
(1) guaranty; guarantee; (2) fee paid to performing artists, etc. |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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