disegno
- noun
- /dɪˈzeɪnjoʊ/
- The architect presented the building's disegno that showed the layout and elevations.
Examples
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The artist's disegno captured the essence of the sculpture before it was created.
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His disegno was the foundation of the final sculpture.
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During the Renaissance, disegno was considered essential for planning great works of art.
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The artist presented her disegno at the gallery.
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The architect presented the building's disegno that showed the layout and elevations.
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During the Renaissance, disegno was considered essential for planning great works of art.
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The artist's disegno captured the essence of the sculpture before it was created.
Synonyms
A plan or drawing that shows how something will look and work
A detailed drawing that shows the design of a building
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Disegno comes from Italian and is like the English word design. Its older root meant 'to mark' or 'to sign', so a disegno is a drawing or sketch that shows the plan before something is made.