plateresque (Meaning)
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plateresque (a.)
Resembling silver plate; -- said of certain architectural ornaments.
Synonyms & Antonyms of plateresque
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plateresque Sentence Examples
- The intricate plateresque ornamentation on the facade of the cathedral was a testament to the skill of Renaissance artisans.
- The richly decorated plateresque ceiling of the palace shimmered with gold leaf and painted details.
- The plateresque silverware displayed in the museum showcased the opulence of the Spanish court.
- Scholars examined the plateresque manuscripts for clues about the history of the era.
- The plateresque architecture of the city reflected the blending of Gothic and Renaissance styles.
- The plateresque fountain in the courtyard sparkled in the sunlight, its water cascading over intricate reliefs.
- The plateresque altar in the chapel was a masterpiece of sculptural craftsmanship.
- Tourists marveled at the plateresque details carved into the stonework of the castle walls.
- The plateresque jewelry box was a precious keepsake, its intricate filigree adorned with gemstones.
- The plateresque style influenced not only architecture but also other artistic disciplines such as painting and sculpture.
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Resembling silver plate; -- said of certain architectural ornaments.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intricate plateresque ornamentation on the facade of the cathedral was a testament to the skill of Renaissance artisans.
The richly decorated plateresque ceiling of the palace shimmered with gold leaf and painted details.
The plateresque silverware displayed in the museum showcased the opulence of the Spanish court.
Scholars examined the plateresque manuscripts for clues about the history of the era.
