objet d'art Antonyms
Meaning of objet d'art
objet d'art (n)
a work of art of some artistic value
objet d'art Sentence Examples
- The museum's prized possession was an exquisite objet d'art, a 17th-century tapestry depicting a mythical battle scene.
- The wealthy collector had amassed a vast collection of objets d'art, including rare porcelain, delicate glassware, and intricate gold jewelry.
- The foyer of the grand mansion was adorned with an ornate objet d'art, a shimmering crystal chandelier that cast a dazzling glow upon the room.
- The art historian carefully examined the objet d'art, tracing its provenance back to a famous Renaissance sculptor.
- The antique shop was filled with an eclectic assortment of objets d'art, from vintage clocks to hand-painted ceramics.
- The museum's display case housed a fragile objet d'art, a delicate porcelain figurine that had withstood the passage of centuries.
- The park's landscaped gardens featured an imposing objet d'art, a towering bronze statue of a mythical creature.
- The collector refused to sell his prized objet d'art, a rare and valuable painting that was the envy of art enthusiasts worldwide.
- The museum curator led a tour, discussing the significance and history of each objet d'art in the collection.
- The art gallery showcased a temporary exhibition of contemporary objets d'art, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
FAQs About the word objet d'art
a work of art of some artistic value
rarity, exotic, marvel,curiosity, curio, objet trouvé, curiosa, malformation, rara avis,oddity
No antonyms found.
The museum's prized possession was an exquisite objet d'art, a 17th-century tapestry depicting a mythical battle scene.
The wealthy collector had amassed a vast collection of objets d'art, including rare porcelain, delicate glassware, and intricate gold jewelry.
The foyer of the grand mansion was adorned with an ornate objet d'art, a shimmering crystal chandelier that cast a dazzling glow upon the room.
The art historian carefully examined the objet d'art, tracing its provenance back to a famous Renaissance sculptor.
