aurigraphy (Meaning)
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aurigraphy (n.)
The art of writing with or in gold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aurigraphy
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aurigraphy Sentence Examples
- Aurigraphy, the ancient technique of writing with gold leaf, adorned the pages of medieval illuminated manuscripts.
- The exquisite aurigraphy on the Torah scroll exuded an ethereal radiance.
- The intricate aurigraphic decorations on the Byzantine dome shimmered under the flickering candlelight.
- The master calligrapher's aurigraphy transformed plain parchment into a canvas of artistic brilliance.
- The aurous inscriptions on the temple's walls bore witness to centuries of devotion.
- The aurigraphic murals in the catacombs illuminated the darkness with their ethereal beauty.
- The delicate aurigraphy on the Chinese scroll painting depicted scenes of celestial harmony.
- The Japanese art of kintsugi employed aurigraphy to mend broken pottery, turning flaws into works of art.
- The aurigraphic embellishments on the royal scepter symbolized power and divinity.
- Contemporary artists embraced aurigraphy as a means to infuse their creations with an otherworldly radiance.
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The art of writing with or in gold.
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Aurigraphy, the ancient technique of writing with gold leaf, adorned the pages of medieval illuminated manuscripts.
The exquisite aurigraphy on the Torah scroll exuded an ethereal radiance.
The intricate aurigraphic decorations on the Byzantine dome shimmered under the flickering candlelight.
The master calligrapher's aurigraphy transformed plain parchment into a canvas of artistic brilliance.
