FRESCO PAINTING
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 18
(It. fresco, fresh.) In Painting, a method of painting by incorporating the colours with plaister before it is dry, by which it becomes as permanent as the wall itself. This method of painting is extremely ancient. It was used by the Greeks, and can be traced even to Egypt. From difficulty of alteration when the colour is once absorbed, the greatest precision of design is nece ary before commencing the work. FRET, or [s. 488]
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