Marbled leather - Revision history

Adminsuzy at 22:14, 13 December 2020

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 |label=marbled leather
 |status=preferred
-|definition=Leather that has been decorated by the process of marbling.
+|definition=Leather that has been given a marbled appearance as a result of a decoration process utilizing dyes, stains, or acids.
 }}

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 {{Concept relation
 |relation=Broader
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 {{Concept relation
 |relation=Broader
-|label=Decoration
+|label=Marbling
 }}
 {{Concept relation
-|relation=Broader
+|label="Marbled goatskin was used in Paris soon after the mid-16th century, and in England about a century later, along with marbled calf."
-|label=Marbling
+|source=Greenfield
 }}
 {{Concept translation
 |label=cuir marbré
 |language=fr
 }}
 {{Concept translation
-|label=peau marbrée
+|language=es
-|language=fr
+|label=pasta española
 }}

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 {{Concept relation
-|relation=Skos:broader
+|relation=Broader
 |label=Leather
 }}
 {{Concept relation
-|relation=Skos:member
+|relation=Broader
 |label=Decoration
 }}
 {{Concept relation
-|relation=Skos:member
+|relation=Broader
 |label=Marbling
 }}
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 |language=fr
 }}
-=English=
+{{Term|language=en|Definition=Leather that has been decorated with a marbled pattern}}
-[[File:Marbled leather.jpg|thumb|A binding with marbled leather.]]
+{{Concept relation|relation=HistoryNote|label="Marbled goatskin was used in Paris soon after the mid-16th century, and in England about a century later, along with marbled calf."|source=Greenfield}}
-[[File:Marbled calf.jpg|thumb|A binding with marbled calf leather, in more subdued colors.]]
+{{Concept translation|language=de|label=marmoriertes Kalbleder}}{{Concept translation|language=de|label=mamoriertes Leder}}
 {{Concept translation|language=it|label=vitello marmorizato}}
+ {{Concept translation|language=es|label=becerro jaspeado}}{{Concept translation|language=es|label=pasta española}}
 {{Concept translation|language=sv|label=marmorerat kalvskinn}}

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 {{Concept relation
 |relation=Skos:broader
-|internal page=Leather
+|label=Leather
 }}
 {{Concept relation
 |relation=Skos:member
-|internal page=Decoration
+|label=Decoration
 }}
 {{Concept relation
 |relation=Skos:member
-|internal page=Marbling
+|label=Marbling
 }}
 {{Concept translation

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	"Marbled goatskin was used in Paris soon after the mid-16th century, and in England about a century later, along with marbled calf."{{ABC}}		"Marbled goatskin was used in Paris soon after the mid-16th century, and in England about a century later, along with marbled calf."{{ABC}}

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 [[File:Marbled leather binding cover.jpg|thumb|Marbled leather on a binding.]]
 ==Noun==
-{{en-noun}}
 #Leather that has been decorated with a marbled pattern

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 {{Concept translation|language=sv|label=marmorerat kalvskinn}}
 {{Image}}
-=References=
 [[Category: English]]