- reticulations, roughness, scratches, spots, wrinkles, and more (generically, '
sculpturing' or 'microsculpture'). As such,
hundred of
technical terms have been...
-
Sculpture is the
branch of the
visual arts that
operates in
three dimensions.
Sculpture is the three-dimensional art work
which is
physically presented...
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Summer Olympics:
Sculpturing,
Medals And Plaques, Open".
Retrieved 26
August 2020. "Art
Competitions at the 1948
Summer Olympics:
Sculpturing, Reliefs, Open"...
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refine his
knowledge and
technique in wood
sculpturing. He
spent the
majority of his time studying,
sculpturing, and
carving wooden cats that
appeared lifelike...
- Acropolis, Greece, that was
dedicated to the
goddess Athena. Its
decorative sculptures are
considered some of the high
points of
classical Gr**** art, and the...
-
occupation of “
sculpturing” in the
United States census of 1850
offers a
glimpse into the artist's self-perception.
Despite the fact that “
sculpturing” was usually...
- "greatest
outdoor public art museum" in the
United States. More than 300
sculptures can be
found on the
streets and
parks of the New York
metropolitan area...
-
Renaissance sculpture is
understood as a
process of
recovery of the
sculpture of
classical antiquity.
Sculptors found in the
artistic remains and in the...
- A
sculpture garden or
sculpture park is an
outdoor garden or park
which includes the
presentation of
sculpture,
usually several permanently sited works...
- A
sculpture trail - also
known as "a
culture walk" or "art trail" - is a
walkway through open-air
galleries of
outdoor sculptures along a
defined route...
