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Definition of putto in English: puttonounPlural putti ˈpʊtəʊˈpudoʊ A representation of a naked child, especially a cherub or a cupid in Renaissance art. （尤指文艺复兴艺术中的小天使或丘比特等裸体小孩的）画像 Example sentencesExamples - The putto about to crush a dragon with a stone (which is missing) is a motif he would reuse in goldsmithing.
- An aging, well-dressed don masked in dark glasses sits before a Tiepolo-like fresco of some celestial investiture involving putto and sword.
- Meanwhile, the other winged putto looks sadly over her shoulder, perhaps pitying Cupid, or possibly foreseeing his own fate.
- A putto carved at Rimini, for example, embodies the ‘stone-blossom’ itself.
- At the top of this painting, three putti hover over the scene.
- If so, are the millstone and putto in keeping with his approach to such illustrations?
- Between two relief sculptures of putti sit a Raphael drawing and a Netherlandish portrait of a man.
- Most of the frescoes on the ceiling are gone, but there are ornate chandeliers, and putti attend the plaster reliefs above.
- Among the various bits and pieces we see in this corner are plaster casts of the heads and tiny wings of two putti or cupids.
- The putti celebrate the pleasures of life in vignettes representing an arcadian fantasy.
- The central silver panel depicts an angel or putto with outstretched wings and arms, soaring heavenward.
- The work comprises a limestone bust lodged under a classicized pediment surmounted by the poet's coat of arms and two putti.
- The cymbals have sounded, and one of the leopards has turned to look at a goat harassing a putto in the foreground.
- A blue-winged putto, garlanded with pink and white flowers, gazes forward into the viewer's space.
- Cupid clambers over the roots of a dead tree and the unroused putti, towards the two lovers.
- The heads of the typically rococo putti appear on the handle and at the tops of the legs, which scroll out to bold shell feet.
- There are also putti riding dolphins and angels with fluttering tunics pressing against their epicene bodies.
- A putto, holding aloft a long, thorned stem, which is topped by a tiny house, seems to imply a whole mythic structure.
- Console tables had elaborately carved supports incorporating tritons, putti, and mermaids set amid scrolling vegetation.
- Behind Ariadne, putti plant a grapevine into the ground, and a vista expands to a second rocky outcropping in the sea.
OriginItalian, literally 'boy', from Latin putus. Definition of putto in US English: puttonounˈpo͞odōˈpudoʊ A representation of a naked child, especially a cherub or a cupid in Renaissance art. （尤指文艺复兴艺术中的小天使或丘比特等裸体小孩的）画像 Example sentencesExamples - A putto, holding aloft a long, thorned stem, which is topped by a tiny house, seems to imply a whole mythic structure.
- The cymbals have sounded, and one of the leopards has turned to look at a goat harassing a putto in the foreground.
- Cupid clambers over the roots of a dead tree and the unroused putti, towards the two lovers.
- Among the various bits and pieces we see in this corner are plaster casts of the heads and tiny wings of two putti or cupids.
- Behind Ariadne, putti plant a grapevine into the ground, and a vista expands to a second rocky outcropping in the sea.
- At the top of this painting, three putti hover over the scene.
- If so, are the millstone and putto in keeping with his approach to such illustrations?
- The central silver panel depicts an angel or putto with outstretched wings and arms, soaring heavenward.
- A blue-winged putto, garlanded with pink and white flowers, gazes forward into the viewer's space.
- The putti celebrate the pleasures of life in vignettes representing an arcadian fantasy.
- The work comprises a limestone bust lodged under a classicized pediment surmounted by the poet's coat of arms and two putti.
- Between two relief sculptures of putti sit a Raphael drawing and a Netherlandish portrait of a man.
- There are also putti riding dolphins and angels with fluttering tunics pressing against their epicene bodies.
- The putto about to crush a dragon with a stone (which is missing) is a motif he would reuse in goldsmithing.
- The heads of the typically rococo putti appear on the handle and at the tops of the legs, which scroll out to bold shell feet.
- A putto carved at Rimini, for example, embodies the ‘stone-blossom’ itself.
- An aging, well-dressed don masked in dark glasses sits before a Tiepolo-like fresco of some celestial investiture involving putto and sword.
- Meanwhile, the other winged putto looks sadly over her shoulder, perhaps pitying Cupid, or possibly foreseeing his own fate.
- Most of the frescoes on the ceiling are gone, but there are ornate chandeliers, and putti attend the plaster reliefs above.
- Console tables had elaborately carved supports incorporating tritons, putti, and mermaids set amid scrolling vegetation.
OriginItalian, literally ‘boy’, from Latin putus. |