Meanings of wall-painting in English

So he thought my wall-painting adventure was a great idea.

The teaching of wall-painting in permanent materials should be a branch, possibly the principal branch.

Ultramarine blue and glass yellow mixed together make a beautiful green for fresco, that is wall-painting.

Independently of its main subject, this vast wall-painting is specially interesting on account of its portraits.

Some very interesting specimens of wall-painting are preserved at Cirencester, and may be seen in the museum.

The punishment for unauthorised wall-painting and slogan-scribbling was now five strokes of the lash, to be administered in public.

In wall-painting a poor quality of work was executed in the churches as early as the ninth century, and probably earlier.

One day when alone and absorbed in the execution of a wall-painting, a dissolute young noble addressed her with insulting freedom.

A wall-painting remains of a gold epergne, which represents men and monkeys engaged in gathering the fruit of a group of dôm-palms.

Indeed this interesting wall-painting furnishes an epitome of Florentine art, in its intentions and achievements, during the first half of the fifteenth century.

The latter process replaced the former for wall-paintings in the fourteenth century.

One of the sepulchres was a well-jointed vault of stone with no wall-paintings.

It must be very difficult to copy these strange old wall-paintings.

The old man's wall-paintings became more arcane, more complexly spiralled.

Vitruvius (on Architecture, translated by Gwilt) writes at some length on ancient wall-paintings.

The ancient wall-paintings found in and near Rome.