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Перевод: fresco

[существительное]
фреска ; фресковая живопись;
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украшать фресками; пис`ать фрески

Тезаурус:

1. No one did, so Massaccio attacked the fresco, stabbing at the neck of the Child Jesus.
2. The fresco, completed in the fourteenth-century, was originally on an outside wall, near the campanile.
3. This crystallisation develops into what has been called "fresco cancer".
4. Coloured pigments also vary with time, especially if the fresco is not maintained under optimal conditions: white may change to brown (lead white to lead oxide) and blue may turn to green (azurite to malachite).
5. In the second chapel of the left aisle is another miraculous painting, a fourteenth-century fresco of the Madonna with Child called the Madonna of the Tears because it was seen to cry on 13 July in 1620, perhaps as an omen of the plague.
6. BETWEEN rounds, two a day at that period, Cotton and Toots would stroll to the car park where the chauffeur unpacked the Fortnum and Mason hamper from the back of the hired Rolls and set up folding chairs and table for an al fresco repast of caviar and champagne.
7. Originally covered in fresco, the Scenes from the Life of the Virgin in stucco were added in 1664.
8. Much of the fresco work is by Daniele Crespi, including the scenes from the Passion on the columns that support the nave and octagon.
9. The reason for the odd name for the church, St Mary near St Satiro, is because of an ancient fresco of the Madonna and Child that stood over an external altar of the earliest (San Satiro) church.
10. "Diego Rivera, who became a world-famous fresco painter when he went back to his native Mexico, was 25 when he came to Paris in 1914, a political as well as an artistic rebel and just the sort of companion Modi enjoyed.
11. The team at the Sistine have admitted that the cleaning techniques used involving removal of the solvent gel with large amounts of water has introduced solvent into the fabric of the fresco.
12. The sculpted Madonna dates from the 16C and a fresco of the life of St Anna is by Jan Sweers.
13. Behind you is a magnificent organ above which is a fresco dedicated to the Life of St Cecilia.