0
What else can I help you with?
What are the pictures in medieval illuminated manuscripts called?
Miniatures
What is the text under pictures in a book called?
words
What is small town called?
Small towns
What is a small verandah?
A small verandah is called a porch obviously......
Pictures symbols used to represent words sounds or concepts are called?
Hieroglyphic
what are small pictures called?
Small pictures are icons.
What are the small squares that computers create pictures called?
pixils
What are pictures made of small pieces of glass and stone called?
Mosaics.
What is 3 small pictures into 1 large picture called?
panoramic, or stitched.
What are small pictures make one big one called?
Mosaic I think
What are small pictures on a computer called?
there called Icon's - which represent software programs or hardware you can access on your computer
What are the pictures called that are made up of a lot of smaller pictures?
A Collage, perhaps.that's a collage (not a school)Pheonetically: co-ladgeIt is called a collage.A picture that is composed of different, smaller pictures is called a mosaic.A "photographic mosaic", also called a Photomosaic, is a picture that has been divided into small equally-sized sections, each of which is replaced with another small photograph.The average color of the entire small replacement photo is more-or-less the same as the average color of the small patch of the original photo that the small photo covers.
What are the small pictures that represent various elements in windows called?
Icons represent various elements in Windows.
What is tiny picture on the desktop?
The small pictures on the Desktop are called as `ICONS`.
What is a picture made of small pieces of tile called?
These types of pictures are called Mosaic. This is something you learn in art class. Hope this helps :)
How was writing back then in Egypt?
They used a series of small pictures instead of words called heirogliphics-you can search that for examples.
What are pictures called in french?
pictures are called "des images" in French
