Fresco Painting Art

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Minoan fresco, love this culture, they would jump the bulls- wall is treated with lime and plaster becomes permanent part of surface- earliest were created by minoans in Crete Greek History, Roman History, Ancient History, Art History, Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Greece, Minoan Art, Bronze Age Civilization, Art Rupestre

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Villa of Livia Drusilla, Prima Porta, fresco, B. Ancient Pompeii, Pompeii And Herculaneum, Ancient Art, Rome Painting, Faux Painting, Rome Antique, Antique Art, Art Mural, Mural Painting

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Lita Cabellut - We are the dots and commas in the sonnet of art. - Lita Cabellut is a Spanish artist who lives and works in The Netherlands. Spanish Painters, Spanish Artists, Female Portrait, Portrait Art, Potrait Painting, Painting Portraits, Oil Paintings, Painting Art, Vintage Market

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Lita Cabellut’s Larger than Life-size Fresco Portraits

Spanish artist Lita Cabellut paints 17th century Spanish and Dutch Baroque inspired portraits that are larger than life. A visit to Madrid’s Prado Museum when she was young affected her deepl…

Fresco wall painting of " Spring " from Minoan Bronze Age settlement of Akrotiri on the Greek island of Thira, Santorini, Greece. Greek History, Ancient History, Art History, Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Greece, Minoan Art, Bronze Age Civilization, Mycenaean, Greek Culture

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Fresques d'Akrotiri (Théra, Grèce)

Paysage de printemps, avec des hirondelles âge du bronze moyen (2000-1600 av. J.-C.) Ces peintures murales ont été découvertes lors des fouilles archéologiques de la ville antique d'Akrotiri dont les maisons ont été enfouies sous les cendres projetées par l'éruption du volcan de Thera, l'ancien nom de Santorin, vers environ 1530 av. J.-C. Le style des ces peintures remarquables, relève de l'art tardif des Cyclades. On constate une forte influence de la civilisation minoenne (Crète). Leur…