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mandorla

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mandorla [mænˈdɔːlə]
n
(Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Art Terms) (in painting, sculpture, etc.) an almond-shaped area of light, usually surrounding the resurrected Christ or the Virgin at the Assumption Also called vesica
[from Italian, literally: almond, from Late Latin amandula; see almond]


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Byline: KATIE CAMPLING TOP jazz saxophonist Carlos Lopez-Real is bringing his new band, Mandorla, to Huddersfield Jazz Club on April 25.
She places color in a dark/light polarity (as did her father in his final, black and white mandorla paintings), substituting the blues for one and the yellows for the other.
The partial fusion of the two circles designates the interaction between business and client and results in a mandorla (almond, in Italian) shape in the middle of the card: the vesica piscis or "Jesus fish.
 
 
 
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