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| a secular polyphonic song in the Middle Ages and Renaissance; the form includes rondeaux ballades, and virelais. |
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| in medieval and Renaissance Italy, a soldier of fortune. |
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| a lighhearted, generally amorous poem for three or four voices sung to instrumental accompaniment, usually chordal in style. |
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| a white coating of chalk, plaster, and resin that is applied to a surface to make it more receptive to paint. |
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| to cut designs or letters into wood or metal with a sharp instrument. |
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| consisting of, or relating to, right angles, or a line perpendicular to the plane of a relief or a picture. |
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| a substance used to give color to paintes, inks, and dyes. |
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| a painting or relief sculpture having a round frame. |
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| in linear perspective, the point at which the orthogonals meet. |
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| woodcut or woodblock print |
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| an image incised on a block of wood and printed on paper. |
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