painter
- noun
- /ˈpeɪntər/
- Leonardo was a painter and an inventor.
- painters and sculptors
- portrait painter
- studio painter
My grandmother was a painter, and so was my grandfather.
- My grandmother was a painter, and so was my grandfather.
- Then he became a quite accomplished painter later in life.
- And here's a wonderful painting by the painter Jacob Lawrence.
- There's a technique that painters use and your wife did it a lot.
- And my dad was an abstract painter and science fiction writer and Baha'i.
- By this he means in particular the poets, but this would also include painters, sculptors.
- They represent masterpieces by painters or quotes from.
- It's a it's about a painter who pees the bed.
- We have on view right now with the painter Danish Schutz.
- And there's good examples of, of musicians, painters, Kandinsky.
Examples
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Then he became a quite accomplished painter later in life.
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Actually, Todd is an amazing painter.
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My old man is a painter.
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I am but an apprentice, and he is the greatest painter in the world.
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My grandmother was a painter, and so was my grandfather.
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Everyone knows Peter Bruegel is a painter of great masterpieces.
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You know an Italian painter named Filippo Chirutti, something like that?
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He was a great Italian painter, 16th century from Venezia.
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I'm a French impressionist painter out of Tahiti, mainly.
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As a talented painter, she captured the beauty of the sunset on canvas.
Synonyms
A person who makes art like paintings or sculptures with imagination and feeling
A person who paints the inside or outside of houses
A person who paints large pictures on walls or ceilings
An artist who paints pictures using paint mixed with water
A person who paints or draws a picture of someone's face
An artist who makes pictures and designs for ads and product packaging
A person who makes pictures of people, usually showing their face
An artist who uses paint and shades to make pictures look bright and strong
An artist who uses shapes and colors instead of real people or places
An artist who paints shapes and colors instead of real people or things
A painter who makes pictures using many small dots of color
An artist who paints very small, detailed pictures
A person who makes signs and billboards by hand
An artist who uses oil paint to make pictures
A person who paints or draws faces so the picture looks like the person
A person who makes pictures using many small dots to show light and dark
Someone who makes pictures showing everyday life
A person who makes large background pictures for plays or landscapes
Compounds
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Painter comes from the verb paint, which goes back to a Latin root pingere meaning 'to paint', so a painter is literally someone who 'paints' pictures.