Sentence examples for development of fresco from inspiring English sources

This seems also to be the opinion of Mora and Philippot themselves: when they refer to the development of fresco painting in the Italian Trecento, they state that "the earliest giornate date from the second half of the thirteenth century" [82].

The major project of the Nazarenes was to revive the medieval art of fresco painting.

Perhaps of even greater significance were his achievements in the field of fresco painting.

The main assumption of the theory of fresco is that this technique can only correspond to fresco painting [64].

This paper deals with a Compton scattering technique for non-destructive testing in the inspection of fresco substrates.

Along with the frescoes, it offers an unprecedented survey of the development of this artist, who came to combine gorgeous Gothic decorative richness with the latest advances in scientific perspective.

His last works, such as the series of frescoes he painted in Santa Maria Novella (1502), reveal a use of colour and distortion of form that may have influenced the later development of Mannerism in Florence a generation or so later.

The frescoes by Johann Michael Rottmayr in the castle of Vranov in Moravia (1695) and in Breslau (now Wrocław; 1704 06) constitute a prelude to the great development of Baroque painting in the Habsburg domains.

The fresco is an important example of art commemorating a soldier-for-hire who fought in the Italian paeninsula and is a seminal work in the development of perspective.

(The pinkish surfaces also recall the underpaintings of frescoes).

Like Tiepolo, Bortoloni was to be above all a painter of frescoes.