sculptor
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- noun
- /ˈskʌlptər/
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escultor
- The sculptor carefully shaped the stone into a stunning statue.
- painters and sculptors
- sculptor works in stone
- artists and sculptors
And Jim Renner is the second most exhibited sculptor in New York and AS.
- And Jim Renner is the second most exhibited sculptor in New York and AS.
- One of my one of her tenants was a sculptor, very posh.
- I my perhaps my most important inspirational maker is the sculptor Alexander Calder.
- It's commonplace to find accomplished concert pianists, composers, sculptors, painters, drawers.
- A painter, sculptor, architect and poet.
- I'm talking and saying their names Gary Chapman, who's a wonderful sculptor.
- By this he means in particular the poets, but this would also include painters, sculptors.
- Henry Miller's on the left, and then we have Louise Nevilson on the right, sculptor.
- But the Met actually gets a donation and it is this statue made by an unknown sculptor.
- And there's a very famous statue in Rome by Bernini, who is a sculptor.
Examples
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And Jim Renner is the second most exhibited sculptor in New York and AS.
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If minimalist painters and sculptors create patterns in space, what kinds of artists create patterns in time?
Academic text (2012) -
Rome was the place for a sculptor to find work.
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We are like blocks of stone out of which the sculptor carves the forms of men.
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I loved meeting John Chamberlain, who was a sculptor friend of Roberts.
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We met up with a sculptor named Andrew Freeman who runs Immortal Mass.
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The daughter is a successful sculptor in Taos, but she never visits Gold Flume.
Fiction book (1993) -
Louis Bourgeois is a sculptor famous for her giant spiders called Mom.
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The compass, though later associated with architects, was also used by sculptors and painters.
Academic text (2012) -
Shared visions: Native American painters and sculptors in the twentieth century.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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An artist who cuts and shapes materials like wood and stone to make sculptures
A person who makes art by shaping stone, metal or clay
A person who shapes stone, metal, or clay into statues
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Etymology
The word sculptor comes from the Latin root sculp- meaning 'to carve', the same root in sculpture. So a sculptor is someone who carves or shapes stone, metal, or wood into art.