- Fresco-
secco (or a
secco or
fresco finto) is a wall
painting technique where pigments mixed with an
organic binder and/or lime are
applied onto dry plaster...
- be
contrasted with fresco-
secco or
secco mural painting techniques,
which are
applied to
dried plaster, to
supplement painting in fresco. The
fresco technique...
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Italian word for plaster, intonaco, is used. A
secco painting, in contrast, is done on dry
plaster (
secco is "dry" in Italian). The
pigments require a binding...
- this the
painting stays for a long time up to
centuries in
fresh and
brilliant colors. Fresco-
secco painting is done on dry
plaster (
secco is "dry" in...
- the
Dotted Line
Secco, a
musical term
meaning "dry", "without resonance" or "quick"
Secco or Fresco-
secco, a type of
mural painting where paint is applied...
- centre. It is
noted for its
paintings which have been
painted in fresco-
secco technique with many
mineral colours. The
painting themes depict a beautiful...
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fresco painting technique in
which alkaline-resistant pigments,
ground in water, are
applied to wet plaster. It is
distinguished from the fresco-
secco (or...
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aisle Romanesque candelabra Our Lady's
Altar (1188)
Secco Paintings in the
Crossing Secco paintings (Christ Pantocrator)
Martyrdom of
Thomas Becket, frescoes...
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author of the
treatise Silparatna,
which provides an
account of fresco-
secco painting techniques in detail.
According to this text, a
picture should be painted...
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across this area. The wall
paintings were
executed on
earthen plaster with the
secco-technique. A
secco-technique is a
painting technique in
which the pigments...
