sculpture
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definition
verb
the choir stalls were each carefully sculptured
make or represent (a form) by carving, casting, or other shaping techniques.
noun
The two levels above this are fully fitted out with studios for a variety of arts - painting, sculpture , silkscreen, graphics - and exhibit walls at the building's periphery.
the art of making two- or three-dimensional representative or abstract forms, especially by carving stone or wood or by casting metal or plaster.
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a collection of 'sculpture'
Fossils are also featured in art as in the use of petrified wood for ornaments or the more general inspiration provided by fossils in painting and 'sculpture' .
the boundary between painting and 'sculpture' is displaced
As the water surged through the 'sculpture' , it created a pleasant quiet noise.
He began studying furniture making, but was very quickly drawn to 'sculpture' .
This 'sculpture' evolved into a repeat pattern because of the fact that the saddle surface refuses to permit the closure of form.
a collection of 'sculpture'
The elite, including professionals, turned to painting, 'sculpture' , architecture, and music.
The two levels above this are fully fitted out with studios for a variety of arts - painting, 'sculpture' , silkscreen, graphics - and exhibit walls at the building's periphery.
Were the architects inspired by 'sculpture' when they designed the idiosyncratic form of the Seattle Public Library?
ammonite shells with external 'sculpture' near the aperture
At the centre of the garden, a dramatic water 'sculpture' created by world-renowned artist Sokari Douglas Camp will add sound and movement.
Folded and cranked like a giant origami 'sculpture' , the roof provides solar protection and unifies the complex.
a bronze 'sculpture'
Achieved by advanced computer techniques, it is pure 'sculpture' .
The entire figure was then assembled and the process of finishing the 'sculpture' began.
The team apparently circumvented locked gates and an alarm system, while the 'sculpture' was in the process of being moved to another location.
a bronze 'sculpture'
She set it down and knocked over my 'sculpture' in the process.
She had a carp pond installed and a nine-foot water 'sculpture' .
At night, these monitors become light beacons with the internal 'sculptured' ceilings ghosting behind translucent glass.
Contemporary observers did not fail to note the association of the 'sculptured' body of Christ and the redemptive effects of physical passage that the screens so effectively dramatize.
In Florence Cathedral the equestrian figures of the English condottiere John Hawksmoor by Uccello and of Niccolò da Tolentino by Castagno both simulate 'sculptured' monuments.
He characterizes Skyllis and Dipoinos as the first sculptors to achieve fame by 'sculpturing' in marble and notes that Bupalos followed in their wake.
They were more like the aged and smoother forms of the Laurentian Mountains, whose shape was 'sculptured' and rounded by the elements since their beginnings.
The bath had original 'sculptured' Carrara marble, nickel-leg sinks, and some examples of the original moldings.
So now, the clods of earth of my veg patch have been 'sculptured' into the shape of human skulls, all smooth and rounded, not by frost but by almost constant rain.
The limbs twist around quite a bit, giving the trees a somewhat 'sculptured' look.
With 'sculptured' lips, Roman nose, tattooed neck and blazing eye, he's like a toy.
Like the figures of usurers at Dijon, the sculptures at Mainz stood as explicit warnings for men and women to steer clear from vices so as to avoid becoming like their hapless 'sculptured' counterparts.
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