caelatura (Meaning)
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caelatura (n.)
Art of producing metal decorative work other than statuary, as reliefs, intaglios, engraving, chasing, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of caelatura
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caelatura Sentence Examples
- The master craftsman demonstrated his expertise in caelatura, intricately carving delicate patterns into the metal.
- The jewelry exhibited stunning caelatura, showcasing the skill and precision of the artist.
- In ancient times, caelatura was a revered art form, used to adorn weapons, armor, and religious artifacts.
- The cathedral's ornate doors featured elaborate caelatura depicting scenes from religious mythology.
- The sculptor employed various techniques of caelatura to create lifelike textures and details in the marble statue.
- Artisans in Renaissance Italy perfected the art of caelatura, producing exquisite works of metalwork and sculpture.
- The museum's collection included rare examples of caelatura from different historical periods and cultures.
- The silversmith's caelatura transformed a simple piece of metal into a work of art.
- Students in the apprenticeship program learned the techniques of caelatura under the guidance of experienced craftsmen.
- Modern artists continue to explore the possibilities of caelatura, incorporating traditional methods into contemporary art forms.
FAQs About the word caelatura
Art of producing metal decorative work other than statuary, as reliefs, intaglios, engraving, chasing, etc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The master craftsman demonstrated his expertise in caelatura, intricately carving delicate patterns into the metal.
The jewelry exhibited stunning caelatura, showcasing the skill and precision of the artist.
In ancient times, caelatura was a revered art form, used to adorn weapons, armor, and religious artifacts.
The cathedral's ornate doors featured elaborate caelatura depicting scenes from religious mythology.
