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Murillo

[ myoo-ril-oh, moo-ree-oh, myoo-; Spanish moo-ree-lyaw ]

noun

  1. Bar·to·lo·mé Es·te·ban [bah, r, -taw-law-, me, es-, te, -vahn], 1617–82, Spanish painter.


Murillo

/ mjʊəˈrɪləʊ; muˈriʎo /

noun

  1. MurilloBartolomé Esteban16181682MSpanishARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Bartolomé Esteban (bartoloˈme esˈteβan). 1618–82, Spanish painter, esp of religious subjects and beggar children
“Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged” 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012


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Sanchez declined an interview request with Voice of San Diego but previously told the San Diego Union-Tribune that he’d like to continue Murillo’s work.

His wife, Rosario Murillo, usually speaks on his behalf in public, and increasingly acts as official government spokesperson.

"The contents of the factory are secondary," Murillo told Details magazine.

The only big ones we really have to deal with now, it seems, are Ortega and Murillo.

Murillo was born in Colombia and emigrated to London as a child, where he adopted a foreign language and cultural customs.

Erick Murillo, their buddy from Greenville, North Carolina, joined them on drum machines.

In the immortal paintings of Raphael and Murillo we get some idea of this moral beauty, which is so hard to copy.

We have heard it said that Murillo was partial to the pigments made from beef bones taken after dinner.

Murillo has sunk to the rank of a second-rate master; Ribera and Zurbaran are yet hardly known outside Spain.

The rue Murillo is bordered with magnificent private residences, the rear of which overlook the Parc Monceau.

"That taboo against Ullerans and Terrans watching each other eat and drink," Murillo said.

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