Translation for 'Pictor' from English to Swedish

Pictor <Pic> [constellation]

Målaren {u} [best. f.] [Pictor] [stjärnbild]astron.

• In July of that year a decree of the Florentine criminal court of the Otto di Guardia e Balìa again refers to him as ‘"pictor"’ in a judgment by which they condemned him to pay a four-florin fine to the magistracy, to hand over two florins to a certain Andrea di Biagio, and to satisfy an unspecified debt to Andrea's son Biagio.
• Like Rubens, Quellinus was a "pictor doctus" with a strong grounding in ancient history and philosophy.
• The reproduction here does not legibly show that on his breast is written the word 'pictor' (painter), perhaps indicating that to be an artist was his heart's desire.
• Included among its founding members was the famous painter Melozzo da Forlì, as he was the "pictor papalis" in that period.
• Such crabs are "Lophozosimus pictor", "Demania reynaudii" and gaudy clown crab.

• Royal "pictor maker" Lucas Horenbout earned more, and other continental artists also worked for the king.
• The word "pictor" in Latin means "painter".
• The genre was an inversion of the Renaissance ideal of the "pictor doctus": the artist as an intellectual and gentleman.
• They were painted by a "pictor doctus" with an ease comparable to the artists of the imperial era.
• They release very cheap phones like the £0.97 "pictor" that they released in August 2011.

• Little is known about his biography, though it is known he was from Rome, since he signed "pictor romanus".
• Frescoes continued to be used as the main pictorial narrative craft on church walls in southern Europe as a continuation of early Christian and Romanesque traditions.
• History of art professor Manos Stefanidis regards Jamal as a "pictor classicus" &ndash; in the way Giorgio de Chirico used the term, namely a painter first addressing the problem of positioning the subject in space &ndash; who integrates modern European painting in his art, "but with terms of locality and an emphasis on the personal agony of expression".