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Definition of sculpture
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sculpture is as below...
Sculpture
(n.) The art of
carving,
cutting,
or
hewing
wood,
stone,
metal,
etc., into
statues,
ornaments,
etc., or into
figures,
as of men, or other
things;
hence,
the art of
producing
figures
and
groups,
whether
in
plastic
or hard
materials..
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Stian
::
Stiacciato
(n.) The
lowest
relief,
-- often used in
Italian
sculpture
of the 15th and 16th
centuries..
Triglyphical
::
Triglyphical
(a.)
Containing
three sets of
characters
or
sculptures.
Toreumatography
::
Toreumatography
(n.) A
description
of
sculpture
such as
bas-relief
in
metal.
Sculp
::
Sculp (v. t.) To
sculpture;
to
carve;
to
engrave.
Carve
::
Carve (v. t.) To cut, as wood,
stone,
or other
material,
in an
artistic
or
decorative
manner;
to
sculpture;
to
engrave..
Aegicrania
::
Aegicrania
(n. pl.)
Sculptured
ornaments,
used in
classical
architecture,
representing
rams' heads or
skulls..
Grave
::
Grave (n.) To carve out or give shape to, by
cutting
with a
chisel;
to
sculpture;
as, to grave an
image..
Plastic
::
Plastic
(a.)
Pertaining
or
appropriate
to, or
characteristic
of,
molding
or
modeling;
produced
by, or
appearing
as if
produced
by,
molding
or
modeling;
-- said of
sculpture
and the
kindred
arts, in
distinction
from
painting
and the
graphic
arts..
Insculpture
::
Insculpture
(n.) An
engraving,
carving,
or
inscription..
Diaglyphtic
::
Diaglyphtic
(a.)
Represented
or
formed
by
depressions
in the
general
surface;
as,
diaglyphic
sculpture
or
engraving;
--
opposed
to
anaglyphic..
Cinquecento
::
Cinquecento
(n. & a.) The
sixteenth
century,
when
applied
to
Italian
art or
literature;
as, the
sculpture
of the
Cinquecento;
Cinquecento
style..
Cavo-rilievo
::
Cavo-rilievo
(n.)
Hollow
relief;
sculpture
in
relief
within
a
sinking
made for the
purpose,
so no part of it
projects
beyond
the plain
surface
around..
Crucifix
::
Crucifix
(n.) A
representation
in art of the
figure
of
Christ
upon the
cross;
esp., the
sculptured
figure
affixed
to a real cross of wood,
ivory,
metal,
or the like, used by the Roman
Catholics
in their
devotions..
Superstition
::
Superstition
(n.) An
ignorant
or
irrational
worship
of the
Supreme
Deity;
excessive
exactness
or rigor in
religious
opinions
or
practice;
extreme
and
unnecessary
scruples
in the
observance
of
religious
rites not
commanded,
or of
points
of minor
importance;
also, a rite or
practice
proceeding
from
excess
of
sculptures
in
religion..
Sculpture
::
Sculpture
(v. t.) To form with the
chisel
on, in, or from, wood,
stone,
or
metal;
to
carve;
to
engrave..
Frieze
::
Frieze
(n.) Any
sculptured
or
richly
ornamented
band in a
building
or, by
extension,
in rich
pieces
of
furniture.
See
Illust.
of
Column..
Sculpturesque
::
Sculpturesque
(a.) After the
manner
of
sculpture;
resembling,
or
relating
to,
sculpture..
Alto-rilievo
::
Alto-rilievo
(n.) High
relief;
sculptured
work in which the
figures
project
more than half their
thickness;
as, this
figure
is an
alto-rilievo
or in
alto-rilievo..
Sculptured
::
Sculptured
(imp. & p. p.) of
Sculptur.
Glyptotheca
::
Glyptotheca
(n.) A
building
or room
devoted
to works of
sculpture.
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