Plafond, in a broad sense is any flat, vaulted or dome ceiling of any premise.
Plafond can be monumental. Plafond can be decorative painting. And plafond can be sculpture. Subject or ornamental designated by the term "Plafond." Picturesque plafonds executed directly on plaster. (in technique of fresco in technique of oil in technique of glutinous in technique of synthetic paints) on a canvas attached to a ceiling is a mosaic, and other methods on a (panel) under the edge of the broken surface, and other ornaments as a part of decorative furniture of church and palace stateroom plafonds received a wide circulation in 17 - beginning of 19 centuries. for plafond compositions of this period typically use of effect of illusory break in architectural in open or in proceeding behind a ceiling space, the image of figures and architectural details in strong foreshortenings. On Sunday, April 01, 2007, at 01:05PM, "P!^VP 0!Z!^VP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Tom, >Ou est le plafond? >D^[enjoying the exchange] > > >On 31-Mar-07, at 9:50 PM, Tom_ Lewis wrote: > >> I don't need to see anything ? the wind that shakes the timber lake ? >> all possibilities start with a promise ? wouldn't you die if such >> empty phrases >> weren't smothered at birth? >> >> piled high on the cross, the messiah and the contradiction wave >> their free hands to the people at home ? >> a myriad of answers, bear >> the pot and the kettle then the dictionary ? it's an outgrowth of >> contained >> society, in book form ? >> not I, I'm catching the next train from the platform in the air ? >> >> no false moves, there may be Catholics watching ? I don't need to see >> anything ? what you?ve got, >> the borders or at least the experimentations, are in the seat next to >> you. >> >> ~ >> tl >> >> >P!^VP >
