Nationalities Italian Italicus, -a, -um French Francogallicus, -a, -um German Germanicus, -a, -um English Anglicus,

cus, -a, -um American Americanus, -a, -um African Africnus, -a, -um Era century saeclum, - (n) 21st vcesimum primum 20th vcesimum 19th ndvcesimum 18th duodvcesimum 17th decimum septum 16th decimum sextum (nouns) gallery pinacotheca, -ae (f) stairs scalae, -rum (f. pl.); gradus, -uum (m. pl.) wing cornu, -s (n) or ala, -ae (f) hall atrium, - (n) hallway andron, andrnis (n) statue statua, -ae (f); effigis, - (f) image of a god simulacrum, - (n) bust img, imaginis (f) painter pictor (m), pictrix (f) artist artifex, artificis (c) sculptor sculptor (m), sculptrix (f) picture pictra, -ae (f); tabula, -ae (f) wood lignum, - (n) marble marmor, -ris (n) glass vitrium, - (n) stone lapis, lapidis (f) metal metallum, - (n) gold aurum, - (n) silver argentum, - (n) bronzee aes, aeris (n) water color pictra aquria, -ae -ae (f) still-life inanimrum rrum natra, -ae (f) mors necessria, mortis necessriae (f) oil painting ole pictra, -ae (f) Renaissance rentrum litterrum aets, -ttis (f)

(adjectives) old vetus, veteris; antiquus, -a, -um new novus, -a, -um; recns, recentis modern modernus, -a, -um abstract abstractus, -a, -um Romantic Rmanticus, -a, -um (verbs) carve caelo, caelare, caelavi, caelatus paint pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictus sculpt sculpo, sculpere, sculpsi, sculptus engrave scalpo, scaplere, scalpsi, scalptum