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Meanings of plastic art in English
Synonyms
Examples for "sculptural"
Examples for "sculptural"
1
However, until recently they have been impossible to turn into sculptural forms.
2
Downstairs, the heirloom sideboard and sculptural lamp evoke her parents' 1960s house.
3
The architecture and sculptural detail are sublime, and the atmosphere is serene.
4
She attempted to look reserved; her face put on a sculptural severity.
5
A garland of merfolk join globe to base with great sculptural beauty.
1
Yet Catherine Earnshaw seems now and then a less solid figure.
2
With his left hand, the solid figure points to other fossils found in Sicily.
3
The solid figure of Gantley was standing beside the car.
4
He looked well-to-do, a fine, solid figure of a man.
5
The familiar solid figure, with the reserved, impassive face came nearer; Lane reached out his hand.
Usage of plastic art in English
1
What a many-hued chameleon was the verdict upon works of plastic art!
2
Greatness in repose, most people say, is the highest aim of plastic art.
3
What holds true of the pictorial art holds equally true of the plastic art.
4
His prose has all the purity of outline and harmony of Greek plastic art.
5
Skill in plastic art seems a final gift imparted to men very highly constituted.
6
Hedge affirms that romantic relates to classic somewhat as music relates to plastic art.
7
Sculpture is not properly speaking the " plastic art," as is often understood.
8
This will lead to personal publishing, personal music recording and the digitisation of plastic art.
9
Our souls need the tranquil emotions of piety more than the lively impressions of plastic art.
10
But he was not a subject which accommodated itself readily to the requirements of plastic art.
11
Painting, which is altogether a plastic art, can express its ideal only through forms and colors.
12
This will lead to personal publishing, personal music recording, and the to the digitization of plastic art.
13
All this is as like the treatment of vase-figures, as it unlike anything else in plastic art.
14
One representing children playing on musical instruments might have suggested much of the plastic art of Florence.
15
But all this mythology and plastic art were looked upon as secondary things then, even by pagans.
16
But these romantic ideas did not find expression, so far as I am aware, in antique plastic art.
This collocation consists of:
Plastic art through the time
Plastic art across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common