gypsoplast (Meaning)
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gypsoplast (n.)
A cast taken in plaster of Paris, or in white lime.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gypsoplast
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gypsoplast Sentence Examples
- The gypsoplast was carefully crafted, its intricate details capturing the essence of ancient art.
- The artist's hand gently molded the gypsoplast, transforming it into a masterpiece.
- The pristine white of the gypsoplast seemed to glow with an ethereal beauty.
- As the gypsoplast dried, it hardened into a durable material that would withstand the test of time.
- The gypsoplast's versatility allowed it to be used for both sculptures and architectural elements.
- The delicate features of the gypsoplast statue were praised by art critics and collectors alike.
- The monumental gypsoplast columns provided a majestic entrance to the grand hall.
- The intricate gypsoplast frieze depicted scenes from mythology, adding a touch of antiquity to the modern building.
- The gypsoplast bust captured the likeness of the subject with astonishing accuracy.
- The restoration of the ancient gypsoplast artifacts was a painstaking process that required the utmost care.
FAQs About the word gypsoplast
A cast taken in plaster of Paris, or in white lime.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gypsoplast was carefully crafted, its intricate details capturing the essence of ancient art.
The artist's hand gently molded the gypsoplast, transforming it into a masterpiece.
The pristine white of the gypsoplast seemed to glow with an ethereal beauty.
As the gypsoplast dried, it hardened into a durable material that would withstand the test of time.
