Sentence examples for new fresco from inspiring English sources

He started to talk about his New Fresco series again, which he prefers to call his "Monolithic Mortar on Canvas" series.

He ruined his greatest paintings, The Last Supper and the Battle of Anghiari, by experimenting with new fresco techniques that entirely destroyed the latter during his lifetime.

"All these frictions are mixed with politics," Father Andrei said as he interrupted work on a new fresco in his church, built in the 12th century.

Pollock first saw Orozco's work in the summer of 1930, when he was living in Los Angeles and went to see "Prometheus" (1930), a new fresco Orozco had painted in the dining hall at Pomona College in Claremont, Calif.

"I am most proud of this series because they represent what I call New Fresco," said Mr. Corvino, as he pointed to an arrangement of works hung high on one wall.

"The term New Fresco refers to a special composition of expansion materials I developed to reduce the weight of my fresco paintings, and to eliminate any cracking or adhesion problems".

In 2013, officials unveiled several discoveries during a restoration project, including new frescoes as well as ancient graffiti and drawings of phallic symbols.

Ali Cavanaugh for a pop up art show and signing of her new book Ali Cavanaugh: Modern Fresco Paintings (Unicorn Publishing Group) at the Merchant Street Gallery in Ste.

This year, the many celebrations marking the 150th anniversary of Puccini's birth are set to include the unveiling of a new al fresco opera house on the shores of the lake where many of his masterpieces were composed.

The clip was the latest in a new, al fresco subgenre of the Trump oeuvre: a pivot to video that began rolling out on his Twitter feed in mid-August.

Perched atop the two-story, Key West-style clubhouse at the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course, the new Al Fresco restaurant is one of the most beautiful outdoor dining spots in the area.