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Significats de florentine mosaic en anglès
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mosaico florentino Sinònims
Examples for "pietra dura"
Examples for "pietra dura"
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In Florentine Pietra Dura work, the inlay of two hard and equally cut materials reached its climax.
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The art of Pietra Dura mosaic began under Cosimo I. who imported it, if one may use such an expression, from Lombardy.
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Yesterday we visited the church of San Lorenzo, the Laurentian library, and the Pietra Dura manufactory, and afterwards spent an hour in the Tribune.
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" Pietra Dura" was a mosaic laid upon either a thick wood or a marble foundation.
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Pietra Dura reached its climax, there being in Florence at this time a most noted Frenchman, Luigi Siriès, who settled in Florence in 1722.
Ús de florentine mosaic en anglès
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Florentine mosaics are the choicest in all the world.
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Twenty-five men were employed for twenty years in its construction; it is composed of Florentine mosaic.
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Here in my hand is a little shaft of Florentine mosaic executed at the present day.
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Ebenstreit brought them, and seated himself by the Florentine mosaic table, near which Marie was standing.
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Articles of European manufacture, such as handsome mirrors, clocks, vases, and tables of Florentine mosaic or variegated marble, were plentiful.
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Among various objects of European furniture, we saw some handsome mirrors, clocks, vases, and tables of Florentine mosaic, or variegated marble.
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The chapel is a vast lump of Florentine mosaic, octagonal, a hundred feet or so in diameter, and about twice as high.
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In the centre of the room, on a table of Florentine mosaic, lay a little golden hell, fashioned by the master-hand of Benvenuto Cellini.
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Note this rare Florentine mosaic table with pedestal of ormolu; then we will pass on to the crystal room, an ante-room to the ball-room.
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"Oh, what a lovely Florentine mosaic!" exclaimed Cecil, who had taken but slight interest in this itinerary.