Significats de sculpturesque en anglès

The Classical style has well been called sculpturesque, the Romantic picturesque.

How sculpturesque is Dante, even in metaphor, as when he writes,-

A strong bust, sculpturesque, supporting a head that engaged the young man's wrapt attention.

What Mérimée gets around his singularly sculpturesque creations is neither more nor less than empty space.

Nothing is more permanent, more sculpturesque, more monumental!

Another noble picture, more realistic, more sculpturesque, is of Annabel mourning on her knees in her room.

The sublime of sculpturesque in crag structure is here, refined and modulated by the sweetness of sea distances.

On the contrary, the same laws govern all manner of sculpturesque composition-scaleor material making no difference whatever.

Her eyes, of which the sculpturesque lids drooped a little, flashed a blue as limpid as the sky.

What is left by way of similarity is a sculpturesque refinement in Sigelgaita's portrait, not unworthy of Pisano's own chisel.

It may be allowable to say, however, that American art is much better represented at Rome in the pictorial than in the sculpturesque department.

One of the sculpturesque resources of the photoplay is that the human countenance can be magnified many times, till it fills the entire screen.

The folds of her dress, as well as those of Joseph's garment, are arranged in the long beautiful lines artists call "sculpturesque."

William Story, I presume, is not to be included in this censure, as she had spoken highly of his sculpturesque faculty in our previous conversation.

"A trifle of no importance," murmured Brother Frejeris, waving the matter aside with a sculpturesque white hand.

The Classical style has well been called sculpturesque, the Romantic picturesque.