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fresco Noun pl -coes or -cos 1. a method of wall-painting using watercolours on wet plaster 2. a painting done in this way [Italian: fresh plaster]
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Translations n fresco [ˈfreskəu] a picture painted on a wall while the plaster is still wet. fresko رَسْم جِدار مائي фрска freska fresko; kalkmaleri das Fresko νωπογραφία fresco fresko روش نقاشی فرسکو fresko fresque צִיוּר קִיר भित्तिचित्र freska freskó fresko freska, (vegg)mynd affresco フレスコ壁画 프레스코화( ) freska freska fresco fresco fresko(maleri), kalkmaleri fresk afresco frescă фреска freska freska freska fresk ภาพเขียนบนกำแพงหรือฝาผนังที่เขียนตอนปูนยังไม่แห้ง fresk 壁畫 фреска گیلے پلستر پر آبی رنگوں سے نقاشی tranh tường 壁画 |
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| He was referring to the fresco of the "Ascension of St. I ran to the door, but I sauntered through it, to plant myself before a Pompeiian fresco in the corridor; and there were the two attendants still gossiping outside the further door; nor did they hear the dull crash which I heard even as I watched them out of the corner of each eye. John's head as a boy--painted in fresco on a brick. |
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