English translation for a piero and usage examples from the best sources
The phrase "a piero" is not correct in standard written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as referring to a character or term from a particular culture or language, but it is not widely recognized in English. Example: "In the play, a piero enters the scene, captivating the audience with his performance."
I have always been grateful to Piero della Francesca for not painting a Piet?
That is, Picasso is found next to Piero della Francesca and Manet next to Mangold.
This year, the experts decided in their unfailing wisdom that the drawing should be "attributed to Piero Del Pollaiuolo".
But it is more an introduction to Piero della Francesca a footnote, even than an exposition of the artist at the height of his powers.
He was assisting a Florentine master, Lorenzo di Bicci, in painting the frescos in Arezzo when Bicci fell ill and died, bequeathing the job to Piero.
Renaissance painting bespeaks confidence and order, and Dali does his best to destabilize it as he does to Piero della Francesca in "The Madonna of Port Lligot".
Viewers will leave this show charmed but not quite sated, planning trips to Sansepolcro, to Arezzo, to anywhere Piero's art put down roots.
His most frequent forays were to Florence, to consult Piero, Masaccio, Giotto, and Uccello.
In 1913 Robert Sterling Clark, heir to a sewing-machine fortune, managed to secure Piero's altarpiece "Virgin and Child Enthroned with Four Angels" for $170,000 three times the cost of his house in Paris.
The former Conservative MP Louise Mensch said on BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the pictures should not be printed, and that publication would only draw attention to de Piero's "courageous and dignified" reaction to the threat of exposure.
The best way to explore, Piero says, is along ancient trails, known only to generations of shepherds.
