Meanings of old faun in English

Don Andrés would roll up his wrinkled face into the smile of an old faun.

Let your boat go with its hideous old faun, who is nothing but a drawback.

There was a marble head of an old faun in the garden, and this Michelangelo set himself to copy.

The mendicant would wax indignant at the tale and would pursue the indiscreet maid with all the ardour of an old faun.

The boy glanced from the fine, keen face of the Medici to the marble mask of the old faun in front of him.

Don Andrés winking maliciously and laughing like an old faun, gave a sly nudge at Rafael, who was listening in deep abstraction to the story.

The younger one was expressing in English her admiration for some roses that were flinging their royal color around the pedestal of an old faun.

That dear old Faun without a nose!

"I be a god not an errand boy," grumbled the old faun, but he hobbled downstairs nevertheless.