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Meanings of fresco in English
Usage of fresco in English
1
The fresco, rich in figures and beauty, is executed with real mastery.
2
Over one door is the Nativity,-overthe other, the Resurrection,-alsoin fresco.
3
Poliziano is seen again in a Ghirlandaio fresco at S. Maria Novella.
4
The real fresco consists of painting upon plaster, while it is wet.
5
This fresco dates probably from as far back as the thirteenth century.
6
Forcing myself to stop gawking at the finely wrought fresco, I smiled.
7
This is almost worse than a black oil-painting or a faded fresco.
8
Indeed I can show you her portrait in a fresco of Ghirlandaio's.
9
He opened his eyes and saw the fresco on the ceiling above.
10
But no: they are trying to enjoy a quiet al fresco fag.
11
Restaurants Thanks to the dazzling year-round weather, al fresco dining is big.
12
So has he depicted her in the fresco of the Arena in Padua.
13
The walls are of scagliola marble and the ceilings ornamented brilliantly in fresco.
14
On the walls Cupids and blithesome nymphs were careering in fresco.
15
It was a fresco; Christ bound to the pillar, after having been scourged.
16
He painted in fresco, Aniella in oils, and they were frequently employed together.
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