artwork
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈɑrtˌwɜrk/
:
obra de arte
- She decided to showcase her artwork in a prominent exhibit at the community center.
- public artwork
- sell artworks
- artworks in collections
I have some artwork of his in my toolbox.
- I have some artwork of his in my toolbox.
- But some of his artwork could be considered homophobic.
Examples
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The gallery features stunning artwork from local artists that captures the essence of our city.
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And the artwork just blew my mind.
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Just some great artwork that we found over the years.
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Have you ever seen artwork that looks so good you could eat it?
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Well, Oliver, your artwork is impressive.
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And Catherine presented me with this gorgeous piece of artwork and I wish her all the best.
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We travel around buying and selling priceless artwork for ourselves and our clients.
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I've got some artwork that I picked up in the Philippines.
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Well, for a start we have this lovely new artwork by artist Juliet Tarker.
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Tables spread out with all kinds of artwork made by the community's sons and daughters.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
250
3.2
A picture showing a person, made by a painter or photographer
111
2.7
A thing made by someone that often shows skill or art
99
3.5
A painting made directly on a wall or ceiling
86
3.5
An object like a painting or sculpture that people think is beautiful and made with skill
66
2.8
A picture in a book that helps explain or decorate the text
6
2.7
A picture made with oil paint on canvas or panel
6
8.0
A painting that uses shapes and colors instead of realistic pictures
3
9.9
A small decorative object made as art, like a tiny sculpture or ornament
3
4.2
A thing like a painting or sculpture that people value for its beauty
1
3.9
A work that shows skill and feeling, like a painting or sculpture
A piece like a painting or carving with many small, careful details
A painting or sculpture made by Pablo Picasso
Compounds
How Artistic
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Artwork combines art ('skill') and work ('something created'), which fits paintings, sculptures, and similar objects. That's why a museum calls these objects 'artwork'—they are works made with skill.