Definition of Piranese. Meaning of Piranese. Synonyms of Piranese

- and Caterina Zangrando, a descendant of one of the oldest aristocratic Piranese families. It appears Tartini's parents intended him to become a Franciscan...
- 2001 Le donne di Manara Women of Manara 2001 Memory 2001 Fuga da Piranesi Piranese: The Prison Planet 2002 Il pittore e la modella The Model 2002 Pin-up art...
- Dessin de Piranèse (1833) – a descriptive essay that develops into one of Nodier's dream writings. A shorter version was published as Piranèse in 1836....
- part of his career ended in 1966. His last exhibition was at the Gallery Piranèse together with three other young and upcoming artists. Satin gradually abandoned...
- was born in the small village of Slani in Istria under the family name Piranese.[citation needed] According to the abbot of Naples, Lorenzo Miniatti (Venice...
- Kyoto: Jinbun Shoin, 1983. Piranēji no kuoi nōzui (Le cerveau noir de Piranese) by Marguerite Yourcenar. Tokyo: Hakusuisha, 1985. "Tada Chimako". Nihon...
- abundance of monumental metallic structures makes me feel the joy of Le Piranèse, a joy that I taste when I am magnifying welders and grinder- or rolling...
- orchestra 1975 Orchestra Salabert variable (approx. 21 mn) Six Etudes d’après Piranèse Op. 18 Piano 1975 Solo instrument Salabert variable (approx. 15 mn) Le...
- Title Length 1. "Hair Gun" 13:16 2. "Kyoko Hamuras Air Clyster" 12:14 3. "Black Brain of Piranese" 13:26 4. "Soft Parts 1 & 2" 17:29 5. "Wild Pair" 3:50...
- Giovanni Paolo Pannini, Giambattista Tiepolo, Francesco Fonteb****o and Piranèse. The 19th century mainly counts, among others, some drawings from Louis-Léopold...