mural.

/myoor-uhl/US // ˈmyʊər əl //UK // (ˈmjʊərəl) //

壁画,墙画

Related Words

1.
- ›a large picture painted or affixed directly on a wall or ceiling.
- ›a greatly enlarged photograph attached directly to a wall.
- ›a wallpaper pattern representing a landscape or the like, often with very widely spaced repeats so as to produce the effect of a mural painting on a wall of average size; a trompe l'oeil.

1.
- ›of, relating to, or resembling a wall.
- ›executed on or affixed to a wall: mural inscriptions.
- ›pertaining to any of several astronomical instruments that were affixed to a wall aligned on the plane of a meridian, and were formerly used to measure the altitude of celestial bodies: a mural quadrant; a mural circle.

as inlandscape

Synonyms

Visitors to the house are greeted by a neon mural of magic mushrooms and UFOs flanking the foyer and its rainbow light-up staircase.
You used to be able to book a visit to the Commodilla catacombs to see the famous 4th Century mural depiction of a bearded Christ.
In a statement, Lightfoot said the effort “is not just about a single statue or mural, but how we create a platform to channel our city’s dynamic civic energy to purposefully reflect our values as Chicagoans.”
Knowing the significance of murals to living communities, someone developed a script tool that allows 128×128-pixel images to be stored on a map object that can be placed on the side of a block.
The art scene rivals that of other cities like San Francisco, with murals painting the town all over.
Mastrion immediately decided to change her concept to a mural of the band.
The program began about two years ago with artist Jet Martinez, who painted a brightly hued floral mural in Building 18.
By April 17, Warhol had written a letter to the Department of Public Works authorizing that the mural be painted over.
The teachers encouraged him, gave him a school wall for a mural.
Like a masterpiece—or a mural across the side of a subway car—the art of graffiti seemed to spring up overnight in New York City.

/myoor-uhl/US // ˈmyʊər əl //UK // (ˈmjʊərəl) //

壁画,墙画

1.
- ›a large picture painted or affixed directly on a wall or ceiling.
- ›a greatly enlarged photograph attached directly to a wall.
- ›a wallpaper pattern representing a landscape or the like, often with very widely spaced repeats so as to produce the effect of a mural painting on a wall of average size; a trompe l'oeil.

1.
- ›of, relating to, or resembling a wall.
- ›executed on or affixed to a wall: mural inscriptions.
- ›pertaining to any of several astronomical instruments that were affixed to a wall aligned on the plane of a meridian, and were formerly used to measure the altitude of celestial bodies: a mural quadrant; a mural circle.

as inlandscape

Synonyms

Visitors to the house are greeted by a neon mural of magic mushrooms and UFOs flanking the foyer and its rainbow light-up staircase.
You used to be able to book a visit to the Commodilla catacombs to see the famous 4th Century mural depiction of a bearded Christ.
In a statement, Lightfoot said the effort “is not just about a single statue or mural, but how we create a platform to channel our city’s dynamic civic energy to purposefully reflect our values as Chicagoans.”
Knowing the significance of murals to living communities, someone developed a script tool that allows 128×128-pixel images to be stored on a map object that can be placed on the side of a block.
The art scene rivals that of other cities like San Francisco, with murals painting the town all over.
Mastrion immediately decided to change her concept to a mural of the band.
The program began about two years ago with artist Jet Martinez, who painted a brightly hued floral mural in Building 18.
By April 17, Warhol had written a letter to the Department of Public Works authorizing that the mural be painted over.
The teachers encouraged him, gave him a school wall for a mural.
Like a masterpiece—or a mural across the side of a subway car—the art of graffiti seemed to spring up overnight in New York City.