Paint (words or drawings) on a surface in a careless or clumsy way:they daubed graffiti on the walls
Virginia Frances Sterrett was 19, uncommonly gifted, and newly diagnosed with the tuberculosis that would soon kill her when she became the breadwinner for her ill mother and her sisters. She provided for the family by illustrating old French fairy tales:
THEMARGINALIAN.ORG
Teenage Artist Virginia Frances Sterrett’s Hauntingly Beautiful Century-Old Dreamscapes for French Fairy Tales
For Cologne artists, light is their paint and the world their canvas
Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Stark contrast is characteristic of Lichtfaktor's work
They use flashlights instead of spray cans: A new generation of graffiti artists is putting city landscapes in a whole new light. For a group of light writers from Cologne, the world is - literally - their canvas.
Cruising through the streets in the dark of night, a trio of young men is out to leave their mark on Europe's cities - at least temporarily, with neon lights. The new trend known as light graffiti, or light writing, has one-time spray painters exchanging their paint cans for flashlights.
Raymond Gerges B. Abdo 發文到 RENAISSANCE ART AND ARCHITECTURE
Il Cortile di Palazzo Bartolini Salimbeni, Firenze ( 16th century)
Architectural style: Italian renaissance
Designed by Italian renaissance architect Baccio d'Agnolo ( Florence, 1462-1543 )
The Palace was built between 1520 & 1523
In this photo of the courtyard we can see grottesche e sgraffiti made by Italian renaissance artist Andrea di Cosimo Feltrini ( 1477-1548 )
I graffiti nel cortile
Graffiti 是塗鴨（隨意的亂塗亂寫。【在電腦塗鴉板中隨意寫字、畫圖的動作。塗鴉板往往是一個簡單的繪圖程式。】）
這源自古羅馬的字源值得一讀。
graffiti
from Italian
This word originated in Italy
In ancient Rome, when you had a written message for the public, you scratched it on a wall. What else could you do? You didn't have a fax machine, a photocopier, or the World Wide Web. You couldn't even take out an ad in a newspaper.
The walls of Pompeii, preserved for two thousand years under volcanic ash, are marked with numerous examples of this Roman custom. Here are some translated graffiti:
• Successus was here.
• Gaius Julius Primigenius was here. Why are you late?
• Lovers, like bees, lead a honey-sweet life.
• I don't want to sell my husband.
• Burglar, watch out!
• Someone at whose table I do not dine, Lucius Istacidius, is a barbarian to me.
• The fruit sellers ask you to elect Marcus Holconius Priscus as aedile.
• I am amazed, o wall, that you have not collapsed and fallen, since you must bear the tedious stupidities of so many scrawlers.
グラフィティ【graffiti】
落書き。本来は考古学用語で、壁などに刻まれた古代の絵画や文字。
グラフィティ‐アート【graffiti art】
主にニューヨークで、1960年代末ごろから盛んになったスプレー・ペンキなどを用いた「落書き芸術」。→ウォールペインティング
英和・和英辞書(1)
graffiti
[名]〔単複両扱い〕（公道上・建造物・公衆トイレの壁などの）落書き（◆graffito の複数形）語源［イタリア］graffiti
Virginia Frances Sterrett was 19, uncommonly gifted, and newly diagnosed with the tuberculosis that would soon kill her when she became the breadwinner for her ill mother and her sisters. She provided for the family by illustrating old French fairy tales:
THEMARGINALIAN.ORG
Teenage Artist Virginia Frances Sterrett’s Hauntingly Beautiful Century-Old Dreamscapes for French Fairy Tales
For Cologne artists, light is their paint and the world their canvas
Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Stark contrast is characteristic of Lichtfaktor's work
They use flashlights instead of spray cans: A new generation of graffiti artists is putting city landscapes in a whole new light. For a group of light writers from Cologne, the world is - literally - their canvas.
Cruising through the streets in the dark of night, a trio of young men is out to leave their mark on Europe's cities - at least temporarily, with neon lights. The new trend known as light graffiti, or light writing, has one-time spray painters exchanging their paint cans for flashlights.
Raymond Gerges B. Abdo 發文到 RENAISSANCE ART AND ARCHITECTURE
Il Cortile di Palazzo Bartolini Salimbeni, Firenze ( 16th century)
Architectural style: Italian renaissance
Designed by Italian renaissance architect Baccio d'Agnolo ( Florence, 1462-1543 )
The Palace was built between 1520 & 1523
In this photo of the courtyard we can see grottesche e sgraffiti made by Italian renaissance artist Andrea di Cosimo Feltrini ( 1477-1548 )
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Definition of dark age
1: a time during which a civilization undergoes a decline: such as
aDark Ages plural : the European historical period from about a.d. 476 to about 1000broadly : MIDDLE AGES
bor Dark Age : the Greek historical period of three to four centuries from about 1100 b.c. —often plural
2or Dark Age
a: the primitive period in the development of something —usually pluralin the dark ages of medicine
b: a state of stagnation or decline —usually plural
I graffiti nel cortile
Graffiti 是塗鴨（隨意的亂塗亂寫。【在電腦塗鴉板中隨意寫字、畫圖的動作。塗鴉板往往是一個簡單的繪圖程式。】）
這源自古羅馬的字源值得一讀。
graffiti
from Italian
This word originated in Italy
In ancient Rome, when you had a written message for the public, you scratched it on a wall. What else could you do? You didn't have a fax machine, a photocopier, or the World Wide Web. You couldn't even take out an ad in a newspaper.
The walls of Pompeii, preserved for two thousand years under volcanic ash, are marked with numerous examples of this Roman custom. Here are some translated graffiti:
• Successus was here.
• Gaius Julius Primigenius was here. Why are you late?
• Lovers, like bees, lead a honey-sweet life.
• I don't want to sell my husband.
• Burglar, watch out!
• Someone at whose table I do not dine, Lucius Istacidius, is a barbarian to me.
• The fruit sellers ask you to elect Marcus Holconius Priscus as aedile.
• I am amazed, o wall, that you have not collapsed and fallen, since you must bear the tedious stupidities of so many scrawlers.
グラフィティ【graffiti】
落書き。本来は考古学用語で、壁などに刻まれた古代の絵画や文字。
グラフィティ‐アート【graffiti art】
主にニューヨークで、1960年代末ごろから盛んになったスプレー・ペンキなどを用いた「落書き芸術」。→ウォールペインティング
英和・和英辞書(1)
graffiti
[名]〔単複両扱い〕（公道上・建造物・公衆トイレの壁などの）落書き（◆graffito の複数形）語源［イタリア］graffiti
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