On the back of each of the pair of vases is a frieze of dancing bacchantes framed at the sides and bottom by a scroll ornament all in grisaille. |
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The grisaille paintings portray archivolt figures as well as saints in scenes which parallel the main motifs. |
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Painted in grisaille, they show a top-hatted character wandering through hilly landscapes and inclement weather. |
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Although she paints basically in grisaille, she will often add color to the figures to approximate old-fashioned hand-tinted photographs. |
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They are rendered in grisaille on a gray ground bordered by a gold strapwork design. |
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He is best known for, and indeed gave his name to, a kind of grisaille which gives the illusion of a marble relief, often over a door or chimney piece. |
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The scenes in grisaille are sometimes rendered more subtly by hatching, executed with a pointed tool or needle to reveal the dark enamel beneath. |
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Special technical processes included are painted grisaille, champleve, cloisonne, basse-taille and plique-a-jour. |
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Pair of stained glass windows, composed of small squares of translucent glass framed by a rim painted in grisaille decorated with foliage scrolls and rosettes in the corners. |
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Ignudi overlap grisaille herms and fictive bronze medallions as a dazzling array of quadri riportati panels narrate episodes from Ovid. |
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Large panels of grisaille glass, designed to let in more light, stand between the coloured panels with figural imagery. |
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After about 1300 the geometric grisaille glass gave way to simpler diamond-shaped pieces, painted with delicate trails of foliage and leaded together to give the effect of trellis work. |
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Emulator of Popelin, he remained faithful to the Renaissance and early XVIIth century styles, with his taste for polychrome enamels associated with grisaille and gold monochrome. |
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Painted in the grey and black grisaille style Picasso reserved for his most serious works, its lack of colour reflects the news reels that inspired it. |
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Grisaille enamelware obtains a design in light and shade by painting over an opaque white background in one colour. |
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