Definition of papier collé in English:

papier collé

nounPlural papiers collés ˌpapɪeɪ ˈkɒleɪpäpˌyā kōˈlā

mass noun

1The technique of using paper for collage.
拼贴画技
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1912 Braque and Picasso began to introduce collage and papier collé: this lent a clearer, if schematic, system of reference into a style which had become increasingly abstract.
- Gris too made extensive use of papier collé, and Matisse's use of cut-out paper shapes in his late work is a development of the technique.
1. 1.1count noun A collage made from paper.
  贴纸图案；拼贴画
  Example sentencesExamples
  As defined by the Cubists, the papier collé had limited the artist's role to arranging elements; Arp went even further and eliminated the traditional "artistic" notion of arranging forms in relation to each other.
  In Braque's and Picasso's very first papiers collés, shading stops being pointillist and suddenly becomes broad and incisive again.

Origin

French, literally 'glued paper'.

Definition of papier collé in US English:

papier collé

nounpäpˌyā kōˈlā

1The technique of using paper for collage.
拼贴画技
Example sentencesExamples
- Gris too made extensive use of papier collé, and Matisse's use of cut-out paper shapes in his late work is a development of the technique.
- In 1912 Braque and Picasso began to introduce collage and papier collé: this lent a clearer, if schematic, system of reference into a style which had become increasingly abstract.
1. 1.1 A collage made from paper.
  贴纸图案；拼贴画
  Example sentencesExamples
  In Braque's and Picasso's very first papiers collés, shading stops being pointillist and suddenly becomes broad and incisive again.
  As defined by the Cubists, the papier collé had limited the artist's role to arranging elements; Arp went even further and eliminated the traditional "artistic" notion of arranging forms in relation to each other.

Origin

French, literally ‘glued paper’.

词汇	papier collé
释义	Definition of papier collé in English: papier collé nounPlural papiers collés ˌpapɪeɪ ˈkɒleɪpäpˌyā kōˈlā mass noun 1The technique of using paper for collage. 拼贴画技 Example sentencesExamples In 1912 Braque and Picasso began to introduce collage and papier collé: this lent a clearer, if schematic, system of reference into a style which had become increasingly abstract. Gris too made extensive use of papier collé, and Matisse's use of cut-out paper shapes in his late work is a development of the technique. 1.1count noun A collage made from paper. 贴纸图案；拼贴画 Example sentencesExamples As defined by the Cubists, the papier collé had limited the artist's role to arranging elements; Arp went even further and eliminated the traditional "artistic" notion of arranging forms in relation to each other. In Braque's and Picasso's very first papiers collés, shading stops being pointillist and suddenly becomes broad and incisive again. Origin French, literally 'glued paper'. Definition of papier collé in US English: papier collé nounpäpˌyā kōˈlā 1The technique of using paper for collage. 拼贴画技 Example sentencesExamples Gris too made extensive use of papier collé, and Matisse's use of cut-out paper shapes in his late work is a development of the technique. In 1912 Braque and Picasso began to introduce collage and papier collé: this lent a clearer, if schematic, system of reference into a style which had become increasingly abstract. 1.1 A collage made from paper. 贴纸图案；拼贴画 Example sentencesExamples In Braque's and Picasso's very first papiers collés, shading stops being pointillist and suddenly becomes broad and incisive again. As defined by the Cubists, the papier collé had limited the artist's role to arranging elements; Arp went even further and eliminated the traditional "artistic" notion of arranging forms in relation to each other. Origin French, literally ‘glued paper’.
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