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Meanings of calligrapher in anglès
Artist who write phrases or texts according to the art of calligraphy.
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Examples for "calligraphist"
Examples for "calligraphist"
1
The writing, in small roman, shews an Italian calligraphist.
2
In just this way I misunderstood my calligraphist at first, and I looked as sympathetic as I could.
3
The great calligraphist, Afiq of Diarbekir, master of the riqa and the shikasta hands: also of the Peacock style, and of painting in miniature.
4
It contains the formula of the Moslem faith in the cursive style of the Suls character, seventy-two varieties of which are enumerated by calligraphists.
Usage of calligrapher in anglès
1
Besides, she was a gifted painter, calligrapher, photographer, and connoisseur of art.
2
It has been produced by an expert calligrapher, Mr Tim O'Neill.
3
One scholar went so far as to call him a calligrapher.
4
Unless she is mistaken, it is Fosco, the calligrapher from the Samye lamasery.
5
Her tail was like the short stroke of a calligrapher's brush.
6
The words on the banners have very special meanings, but not everyone can be a calligrapher.
7
They include the three feather badge of Prince Charles, with guests names added by a calligrapher.
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The woman calligrapher stood awaiting the decision patiently.
9
The sword whirling through the air tracing Barock figures, like the pen of a royal calligrapher.
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A poet and calligrapher think the obvious solution is to write giant poems in… Audio, Gallery
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A poet and calligrapher think the obvious solution is to write giant poems in… Read more Audio, Gallery
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He was twenty-five years old, with a thin crooked mustache that crossed his lip like a calligrapher's mistake.
13
A calligrapher had written up the menus on heavy ecru stock, and they'd been clipped into little silver stands.
14
I was bowled over, said stone carver Nicholas Benson, 46, a third-generation stone carver and calligrapher from Newport, Rhode Island.
15
The calligrapher's meticulous line.
16
Wang Xizi, a celebrated calligrapher, spent most of his life in Shaoxing during the Jin dynasty in the fourth century.
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Calligrapher through the time