Bianco

Bianco was only too aware of the criticism that the scene and its ilk engendered, and expected it.

In person, Bianco is striking: graceful and porcelain-skinned, a soigné swan.

Yet Bianco thinks that the objectification of women in situations like these is not really relevant anymore.

By the main door is a slab of nero-bianco granite, on which S. Praxedes is said to have slept.

Bianco was very tame, but Lily was a little shy, and kept in the background, and did not allow her nose to be rubbed.

I gave poor Bianco and Lily some nice lettuce leaves just here under the tree.

To indicate the color of the eyes, Cagnolo uses the word "bianco," which in the language of the people still means blue.

The chief part of the practical work of these experiments fell to the share of Signor Lo Bianco.