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Definition of sculpture
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Sculpture
(n.)
Carved
work
modeled
of, or cut upon, wood,
stone,
metal,
etc..
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Divarication
::
Divarication
(n.) A
divergence
of lines of color
sculpture,
or of
fibers
at
different
angles..
Sculpture
::
Sculpture
(v. t.) To form with the
chisel
on, in, or from, wood,
stone,
or
metal;
to
carve;
to
engrave..
Tabernacle
::
Tabernacle
(n.) A niche for the image of a
saint,
or for any
sacred
painting
or
sculpture..
Divaricate
::
Divaricate
(a.)
Forking
and
diverging;
widely
diverging;
as the
branches
of a tree, or as lines of
sculpture,
or color
markings
on
animals,
etc..
Art
::
Art (n.) The
application
of skill to the
production
of the
beautiful
by
imitation
or
design,
or an
occupation
in which skill is so
employed,
as in
painting
and
sculpture;
one of the fine arts; as, he
prefers
art to
literature..
Sculp
::
Sculp (v. t.) To
sculpture;
to
carve;
to
engrave.
Photosculpture
::
Photosculpture
(n.) A
process
in
which,
by means of a
number
of
photographs
simultaneously
taken from
different
points
of view on the same
level,
rough
models
of the
figure
or bust of a
person
or
animal
may be made with great
expedition..
Knop
::
Knop (n.) Any
boldly
projecting
sculptured
ornament;
esp., the
ornamental
termination
of a
pinnacle,
and then
synonymous
with
finial;
--
called
also knob, and
knosp..
Carolitic
::
Carolitic
(a.)
Adorned
with
sculptured
leaves
and
branches.
Gallery
::
Gallery
(a.) A room for the
exhibition
of works of art; as, a
picture
gallery;
hence,
also, a large or
important
collection
of
paintings,
sculptures,
etc..
Diaglyphtic
::
Diaglyphtic
(a.)
Represented
or
formed
by
depressions
in the
general
surface;
as,
diaglyphic
sculpture
or
engraving;
--
opposed
to
anaglyphic..
Mezzo-rilievo
::
Mezzo-rilievo
(n.)
Sculpture
in this kind of
relief.
See under
Alto-rilievo.
Elgin Marbles
::
Elgin
marbles
() Greek
sculptures
in the
British
Museum.
They were
obtained
at
Athens,
about 1811, by Lord
Elgin..
Sculptor
::
Sculptor
(n.) One who
sculptures;
one whose
occupation
is to carve
statues,
or works of
sculpture..
Ectype
::
Ectype
(n.) A work
sculptured
in
relief,
as a
cameo,
or in
bas-relief
(in this sense used
loosely)..
Demi-rilievo
::
Demi-rilievo
(n.) A work of
sculpture
of the above
character.
See
Alto-rilievo.
Sculpture
::
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..
Bust
::
Bust (n.) A piece of
sculpture
representing
the upper part of the human
figure,
including
the head,
shoulders,
and
breast..
Insculp
::
Insculp
(v. t.) To
engrave;
to
carve;
to
sculpture.
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..
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