karikatur

• IPA^(key): [kʰɑikʰaˈtˢuɐ̯ˀ]

karikatur c (singular definite karikaturen, plural indefinite karikaturer)

1. caricature
   • 2005, Georg Brandes, Georg Brandes: den mangfoldige : en antologi, Gyldendal A/S →ISBN, page 148

     Don Quijote staar i Pagt med Fortiden; han er den naive Ridderaand, der har overlevet sin Tidsalder og i en forstandig, prosaisk Tid allevegne støder an med sin Begejstring og bliver til Latter; han har Karikaturens sikre, let gribelige Profil.

     Don Quixote is in a pact with the past; he is the naive knight's spirit, who has outlived his era and, in a sensible, prosaic time, everywhere affronts with his enthusiasm and becomes laughingstock; he has the secure, easily-graspable profile of caricature.

   • 2012, Ernst H. Gombrich, E.H. Gombrichs lille verdenshistorie, Lindhardt og Ringhof →ISBN

     Som medlem af kredsen omkring Sigmund Freud indførte Ernst Kris ham i kunstpsykologiens problematik i forbindelse med en fælles studie over karikaturens historie og teori.

     As a member of the circle around Sigmund Freud, Ernst Kris briefed him on the problematics of art psychology in relation to a common study of the history and theory of caricature.

   • 2015, Nina Vedel-Petersen, Forstå din datters verden, Art People →ISBN

     Måske kan du genkende dig selv i en eller flere af ovenstående karikaturer?

     Perhaps you can recognize yourself in one or more of the caricatures above?

From Italian caricatura, via French caricature

karikatur m (definite singular karikaturen, indefinite plural karikaturer, definite plural karikaturene)

1. a caricature

• karikaturtegner

• “karikatur” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

From Italian caricatura, via French caricature

karikatur m (definite singular karikaturen, indefinite plural karikaturar, definite plural karikaturane)

1. a caricature

• karikaturteiknar

• “karikatur” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.