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David and Goliath,
2003
53.2"x92.5" (135x235
cm), fresco
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David and Goliath
(detail), 2003
53.2"x92.5" (135x235
cm), fresco |
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Fresco (from Ital.
fresco, literally – fresh, crude) is a technique of monumental and
decoration painting in paints on pure or limy water on fresh, crude plaster.
While drying, the absorption of paints into a material occurs and the
delicate fastening gauzy layer forms and as a
result especially resistant and durable decors are formed. The fresco is the
basic technique used in mural painting. There also exists a similar method
of painting on dry plaster – "a secco".
The fresco is an ancient
and, at the same time, original technique of interior decorating, allowing
the creation of monumental compositions organically bound to architectural
surfaces, i.e. to ceilings, walls, arches or in other words, any space in
compliance with a unified design. This technique still enjoys great
popularity.
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Saint Simon, copy (Dmitrievsky
Cathedral), 2003
26.4"x20.9" (67x53 cm),
fresco
Not for sale
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Copy
of Pierre Francesco (The
Resurrection), 2003
11.8"x15.7" (30x40 cm),
fresco |
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Woman and
Fruits,
2003
59.1"x19.7" (150x50
cm), fresco
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Angel, copy (Dmitrievsky
Cathedral), 2003
23.6"x19.7" (60x50 cm),
fresco
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