Converse of object

• paint: In 1845 he painted the fresco of " The Spirit of Religion " for the House of Lords.

Adjective modifier

• 'al: Drink or dine next to a blazing log fire in winter or 'al fresco ' on our secluded patio in summer.

• splendid: The palace originally had many stories, was built of ashlar blocks and had walls decorated with splendid frescoes.

• medieval: Fragments of medieval frescoes can be seen in the Agricola Tower of the old Castle.

• ancient: Climb the imposing Rock Fortress and view the ancient frescoes.

Preposition: on

• terrace: In summer, dinners are eaten al fresco on a large terrace.

Modifies a noun

• dining: Outside, the al fresco dining area is at the rear of the house where lawns lead to open fields with woods beyond.

• eating: Al fresco eating is part of the chic deal.

• decoration: He is also responsible for the extensive cycles of mosaic and fresco decoration, from which the church is justifiably famous.

• painting: The custom then was to decorate the walls of tomb chambers either with fresco paintings or with painted or incised tiles.

• meal: Take Away Ideal for a quick snack or an al fresco meal without the washing up.

• painter: He studied in Florence and became a muralist and fresco painter.

Possessives

• dining: Garden with a large decking area, ideal for ' al fresco ' dining.

Noun used with modifier

• century: A feature of the nave over the chancel arch and along the walls are the 19 th century frescoes by Edward Frampton.