pastose
[ pa-stohs ]
/ pæˈstoʊs /
adjective
having a heavy impasto.
Origin of pastose
OTHER WORDS FROM pastose
pas·tos·i·ty [pa-stos-i-tee] /pæˈstɒs ɪ ti/, nounWords nearby pastose
pastoralist,
pastoralize,
pastorate,
pastorium,
pastorship,
pastose,
pastrami,
pastry,
pastry blender,
pastry brush,
pastry cream
Example sentences from the Web for pastose
Taddeo was very bold in his work, and had a manner passing soft and pastose, and very far removed from the hardness often seen.
Lives of the most Eminent Painters Sculptors and Architects |Giorgio VasariHis flesh, less clear than it afterwards becomes, is pastose and burnished.
His flesh, less clear than it afterwards became, is pastose and burnished.
The Standard Galleries - Holland |Esther Singleton