Examples of 'pictura' in a sentence
Meaning of "pictura"
pictura (noun) - Pictura is a Latin term that means painting or a painted surface, often used in art and art history contexts to refer to images created through painting
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- The picture or image component of something, such as an emblem or poem, that contains a combination of imagery and text or symbols.
- A pattern of coloration.
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Mysticum flamma aperire pictura.
Pictura devorare nos.
Go to alta pictura.
Syrrusis pictura is a moth of the Noctuidae family.
This means that the engraved blocks for the pictura have been cut in two.
Pictura association, dedicated to the graphic arts, exposes during all the year contemporary artists.
The Traditie si modernitate in pictura romaneasca.
Ut pictura poesis is a Latin phrase literally meaning " as is painting so is poetry.
In November of the same year he again exhibited a few watercolours at Pictura.
The animation studio Encyclopedia Pictura is creating an animated series based on the DIY world.
He was a member of the Confrerie Pictura.
Now say it. Mysticum pictura devorare nos.
He wrote a treatise called De Pictura.
Mysticum flamma aperire pictura . Mysticum flamma aperire pictura.
Pictura românească în secolul al XIX - lea.
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Again . Mysticum pictura devorare nos.
It is, however, nothing more than an abridgment of Jan Amos Komensky 's Orbis Pictura.
Mysticum pictura devorare nos . I do not speak that.
A bust of Homer emphasizes the close link between Pictura ( painting ) and Poesis ( poetry ).
Mysticum flamma aperire pictura. Mysticum flamma aperire pictura. Mysticum flamma aperire pictura.
He was a member of the local guild of artists, the Confrerie Pictura since 1660.
Last month 's Pictura piece on Poussin could, at best, be described as amateurish.
Gherwen was born in Leiden and became a member of the Confrerie Pictura in 1659.
Mysticum pictura devorare nos. Good, again.
Painting workshop with the association Pictura from Aix en Provence - September 2009.
One thinks of De pictura by humanist Leon Battista Alberti published in Florence in 1435.
