Examples of using Friezes in English and their translations into Danish
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About a century later, friezes also depict Kushan devotees,
The entire surface of a pyramid is covered with friezes, the subject of which is the sea.
house-type tomb accommodation bizarre with friezes.
The most notable work of art in the courtyard is the series of friezes depicting the mythological instants of Poseidon,
Furthermore, the lower breadth of the belvedere of the date architecture is bizarre with friezes bizarre with theatre masks,
they are illuminated friezes angles;
stacked friezes, medallions, arches,
The art you see on the walls, the friezes, even the furniture that you're sitting on, has all been meticulously chosen,
capitals, friezes, reliefs and stelae unearthed during excavations are visible.
It is clear that in neither of the two kinds of painting is there any immediate correspondence to what seems to have motivated the choice of the vases for the friezes on the Thorvaldsen Museum.
continuing and the friezes depicting a boy bathed by three Pergean women in the river.
which can be seen repeated over and over again in the friezes that decorate the rooms of the Alhambra.
It is true that on the friezes of the Museum the vases are represented with black figures on a light background, thus reflecting the
black substances to inlay the friezes on the sides with running animals and vines.
Fresh information concerning the unsatisfactory conservation and protection of the Parthenon friezes by the British Museum has been revealed in the UK press, refuting yet again the UK's argument that the friezes can be better protected in the British Museum.
Ørridslev show that these components of the meander patterns can be used to decode the proportions of the figure friezes and place the measurements of figures
work of art with a dazzling abundance of coloured walls, beautiful friezes, impressive stucco ceilings
which is in closer accord with our immediate impression of what the friezes of the Museum would seem to be saying on the subject.
Egyptian tombs, friezes on Greek temples,
An exception is the decorative tiles and borders/ friezes(which you can use to decorate the apron),