Associations to the word «Fresco»
Noun
- Venice
- Milan
- Michelangelo
- Century
- Mosaic
- Crucifixion
- Portrait
- Mural
- Pope
- Siena
- Artist
- Fra
- Filippo
- Cappella
- Adoration
- Vatican
- Crucifix
- Oratory
- Martyrdom
- Crypt
- Magus
- Francesca
- Frieze
- Iconography
- Pisum
- Portraying
- Drapery
- Chancel
- Luca
- Masterpiece
- Glory
- Bologna
- Icon
- Giorgio
- Parma
- Paint
- Watercolor
- Canvas
- Judgement
- Apostles
- Vinci
- Novella
- Leonardo
- Monastery
- Pigment
- Ferrara
- Martini
- Cupid
- Verona
- Miniature
- Marble
- Fragmentary
- Rivera
- Archangel
- Restoration
- Fragment
- Massimo
- Guido
- Rosary
- Nicola
- Cycle
- Este
- Luigi
- Tomb
- Federico
- Evangelist
- Baptist
- Room
- Crete
- Visitation
- Renaissance
Adjective
Wiktionary
FRESCO, noun. (uncountable) In painting, the technique of applying water-based pigment to wet or fresh lime mortar or plaster.
FRESCO, noun. (countable) A painting made using this technique.
FRESCO, noun. A cool, refreshing state of the air; duskiness; coolness; shade.
FRESCO, verb. To paint using fresco
Dictionary definition
FRESCO, noun. A mural done with watercolors on wet plaster.
FRESCO, noun. A durable method of painting on a wall by using watercolors on wet plaster.
FRESCO, verb. Paint onto wet plaster on a wall.
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