frescoed

The church also has a large frescoed dome, visible from every point of the city.

Originally on the walls there were frescoed views of the city.

Gaping at the house, Moon saw the great frescoed doors begin to open.

Only the former's frescoed escaped destruction during the earthquake of 1688.

At the time of research, a frescoed tearoom was set to open upstairs.

Sections of the frescoed ceiling began to fall away.

There are three remarkable 18th-century frescoed ceilings, of which only the one in the library is open to the public.

There were pillars on one side and a frescoed wall on the other.

It has a single nave with two frescoed niches on every side.

The lower is decorated with frescoed wall hangings in silver and gold.

Particularly vivid is the old frescoed dining hall or meeting room, now Room 4.

The room was long, twenty marble pillars supporting a frescoed ceiling.

I do not think I was ever in a more elaborately frescoed apartment.

On the whole the palace houses six frescoed roofs and two more wall frescoes.

Participants dine in a frescoed dining room or in the garden.

The frescoed walls echoed with the voices of cardinals from nations around the globe.

The building is unusual for its frescoed walls.

At the southern end of the square is the old central post office with a frescoed Italianate arcade.

His torch showed him the frescoed walls undulating as if they were draperies.

She strode alone into the frescoed portico that half circled the chamber itself.

Come instead to see the elaborately frescoed audience chambers, which host temporary exhibitions.

The crpyt is a former church dedicated to St. Peter, with frescoed walls.

The church is now in a corner next to the frescoed house of the vicar, entered by a large rounded arch.

Several ancient buildings are outstanding because of their frescoed and stuccoed facades.

Inside the portal, propped against frescoed walls, were rows of skis and poles.