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pastiche

/pæˈstiːʃ/

Traduction: Œuvre d'art, de littérature, de musique ou de cinéma qui imite délibérément le style d'une autre œuvre, d'un artiste ou d'une époque, souvent comme hommage ou mélange ludique.

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/pæˈstiːʃ/C1formalart
  • frŒuvre d'art, de littérature, de musique ou de cinéma qui imite délibérément le style d'une autre œuvre, d'un artiste ou d'une époque, souvent comme hommage ou mélange ludique.

A work of art, literature, music, or film that deliberately imitates the style of another work, artist, or period, often as a form of homage or playful combination.

  1. Artistic imitationC1formalart

    A work of art, literature, or music that imitates the style of another artist, period, or genre, often as a tribute or parody.

    frPastiche (imitation artistique)

    • The film is a clever pastiche of 1980s action movies.
    • Her novel is a pastiche of Victorian gothic literature.
    • The painting is a pastiche of several Renaissance masters.

    Synonymescollagehodgepodgeimitationmedleymishmashmosaicparodypotpourri

  2. Mixed compositionC1formalart

    A work that combines various elements, styles, or sources into a single composition.

    frPastiche (composition mixte)

    • The architect designed a pastiche of classical and modern styles.
    • The music piece is a pastiche of jazz, blues, and classical motifs.
    • The play is a pastiche of different theatrical traditions.

    Synonymesblendhodgepodgemedleymishmashmixturepatchworkpotpourri

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  • pastiches' possessive plural form
  • pastiche's possessive singular form
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