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Meanings of art object in English
Synonyms
Examples for "piece"
Examples for "piece"
1
The Finance Bill is the main piece of financial legislation each year.
2
There's no point asking what a piece of work means, you know?
3
I thought then what I think now: a great piece of work.
4
A new piece of legislation and a genuine public debate is overdue.
5
What is the best new piece written in the past 50 years?
1
An objet d'art in a bath, immersed in water to remove a crass paint-job.
2
It truly has the presentation of a large objet d'art.
3
You can tote this little objet d'art while you make some of your own.
4
We'll pick a winner and send him, her or it the Pixies objet d'art -and perhaps a jealous letter.
5
I think we will see a strong demand for both decorative and functional antique furniture, paintings and objet d'art at all levels during 1998.
Usage of art object in English
1
It is, without exception, the most beautiful art object I have ever seen.
2
And we have a timid and unadventurous consumer society for the art object and the manufactured object.
3
Some inner sense told him that the art object in front of him was not stratospherically expensive.
4
Elphin, probably the only convincing-looking art object among us, is still posed by the door, watching curiously.
5
They like the art object.
6
He was given the Cougar by Ford, of course, and it sat in his house in Venice, an art object among the Warhols.
7
The time came when the heads of galleries in London and Paris and Rome sent for this expert to pass upon some art object.
8
Some special art object is brought in for the occasion, and everything else is selected and arranged to enhance the beauty of the principal theme.
9
Richard Rodgers, in his 1975 autobiography "Musical Stages," suggests that she herself was somehow perfect, too-anart object worth collecting in her own right.
10
They make what their grandfathers made in the way of art objects.
11
They make what their grandfathes made in the way of art objects.
12
The rest is all art objects, antiques, I assume for your houses.
13
And these over here are supposed to be art objects.
14
The absence of symmetry in Japanese art objects has been often commented on by Western critics.
15
Techné: from the Greek, means "pertaining to the making of artifacts" ( art objects included).
16
To get by they barter & her father sells off some of his beloved art objects.