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animalier

animalier

9.9
A small sculpture that shows an animal, often in bronze
  • noun
  • /ˌænɪˈmælɪər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : escultura animalista
  • The museum displayed a beautiful bronze animalier of a galloping horse.

Examples

  • Collectors often seek out nineteenth-century animaliers for their detailed craftsmanship.

  • She admired the delicate animalier on the artist's studio shelf.

  • She admired the animalier sculptures in the gallery.

  • The animalier work was crafted from bronze.

  • The museum displayed a beautiful bronze animalier of a galloping horse.

  • Collectors often seek out nineteenth-century animaliers for their detailed craftsmanship.

  • She admired the delicate animalier on the artist's studio shelf.

Synonyms

artwork
vsanimalier
81 3.0

A painting or sculpture that shows an artist's idea

is a small sculptural piece depicting an animal often cast in bronze

How Animal-Like

animalier
  • Specialized
9.9
statue
381 1.0

Surface Forms

animalier singular
animaliers plural

Etymology

Animalier comes from French animal ('animal') and the ending -ier (a maker or style). A helpful way to remember it is that an animalier is a small work of art that 'shows an animal', often a bronze sculpture.