Carpaccio is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARPACCIO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Italian dish of thin slices of raw meat or fish
• an Italian hors d'oeuvre consisting of thin slices of raw beef or fish served with a sauce.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• thinly sliced raw meat or fish served with a sauce —often used as a postpositive modifier

Words related to CARPACCIO

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Words that contain CARPACCIO

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How to use CARPACCIO in a sentence

• Very instructive are the wall-pictures of this period, painted not in fresco but on canvas by Carpaccio and Gentile Bellini, for the decoration of the Scuole of S.
• This realism, if the name can be applied to pictures so poetical as those of Carpaccio, is not, like the Florentine realism, hard and scientific.
• Carpaccio had felt the flood of Venetian color, and here we see the beginnings of that wonderful richness found in works by the later Venetian masters.
• You can readily see the difference between his work and that of Carpaccio.
• Among the artists whose paintings were lost in the 1576 fire were, in addition to Tintoretto, Titian, Giovanni and Gentile Bellini, Gentile da Fabriano and Carpaccio.
• Mark by Jacobello del Fiore, an early Venetian painter, in 1415, and Carpaccio a century later.
• A quaint and ugly but fascinating thing, attributed to Carpaccio and said to represent two courtesans at home, is the most memorable.
• The other pictures are altar-pieces of much sweetness, by Giovanni Bellini, Carpaccio, Basaiti and Cima.
• Carpaccio has so enjoyed the pageantry and detail, even to frescoes on the house, crowded bridges, and so forth, that his duty as a story-teller has suffered.
• There are fewer Carpaccio touches here, but he has characteristically put a mischievous youth at the end of a boom.
• Carpaccio was not exactly a great painter, but he was human and ingratiating beyond any other that Venice can show, and his pictures here and at S.
• Ruskin found Carpaccio by far the most sympathetic Venetian painter.
• He is to be seen in pictures again and again in Venetian churches, but these three scenes by Carpaccio are the finest.
• But the true story, as Caxton and Carpaccio knew, is, that having wounded the dragon, S.
• In the distance are delightful palaces in the Carpaccio style of architecture, cool marble spaces, and crowded windows and stairs.
• What he was like you may see in the picture numbered 750 in our National Gallery, once given to Carpaccio, then to Lorenzo Bastiani, and now to the school of Gentile Bellini.
• If Carpaccio was the greatest pupil of Gentile Bellini, in Giorgione we see the first of those marvellous painters who were taught their art by his brother Giovanni.
• Lorenzo Botticelli Bracco, Passo di Brunellesco Buggiano Byron Calci Camaldoli Camogli Campaldino Capraja Carpaccio Carrara S.
• The scene, as given by Carpaccio, appears to me exceedingly graceful.

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