frescoes造句

The Dunhuang frescoes are gems of ancient Chinese art.

It is a representative of the frescoes in Dunhuang murals.

Even frescoes and ICONS from the early Middle Ages already have the basic look down pat.

Balancing the risks associated with restoring the world's masterpieces and frescoes is an art in itself.

Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine chapel and Raphael's in the Vatican are the most famous of all.

In 1508, he began painting his frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel which took 4 years to finish.

In the Tang Dynasty, it was well-known for its ten incomparable possessions such as beautiful architecture, collection of Buddhist scriptures, frescoes and calligraphic inscriptions, etc.

Obviously water damages things like wood or painted frescoes that wouldn't survive. But the structures and other things like pottery I think will stay.

The restored frescoes, damaged in a major quake which hit central Italy on September 1997, will be unveiled to visitors starting November 1, 2000.

With its walls and ceilings covered in hand-painted frescoes (including a sublime painted cupola in the living room), this palatial suite is the largest in Europe.

It can be seen in temples, grottoes or frescoes all round China, varied from stone engraving, wood cutting, jade carving, clay sculpture, coloured drawing to metal moulding.

Part of the wall paintings are frescoes which were made by first plastering the cave wall with a mixture of clay and straw or hemp as a binder to create a flat surface, the way walls are plastered today.

Italian High Renaissance painter known for his use of g his works are devotional pictures, including Holy Night, and frescoes, such as those in the convent of San Paolo in Parma(1518.