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fresco

[fres-koh] / ˈfrɛs koʊ /




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A fresco in the Vatican Library shows bishops holding the Council of Nicaea in a basilica outside the walls of a fortified city, near a lake.

From The Wall Street Journal

The paved area surrounding the swimming pool has been extended to add an outdoor dining area that sits under a floral canopy, creating a perfect spot for al fresco meals.

From MarketWatch

Philippe developed his twisted theology after experiencing what he called a mystical “grace” one night in 1938 in Rome, while looking at a fresco of the Madonna in the church atop the Spanish Steps.

From Seattle Times

The lesson featuring “David” also included images of “The Creation of Adam” fresco painting and “Birth of Venus” by Botticelli.

From Washington Post

Girard said that he sees all of Wagner’s mature operas as “a grand fresco,” and these two are more related than any of the others.

From New York Times