Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Sculpture"

A: @Joao054
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"sculpture" is a general term for "something that is sculpted"

It's usually decorative rather than functional and either carved from something hard like wood or stone, or built from clay/ceramic.

A: These are sculptures

A: Thank you! Can you elaborate a bit more? Does 'organic in nature' mean 'natural quality'?

A: it means a statue of a person

A: 1. Michelangelo is more famous for his sculptures than his paintings. They called him a "master of marble". His most famous sculptures are "David" and "The Pietá".

2. Cloud Gate is a famous sculpture in Chicago's Millenium Park. It is also affectionately called "The Bean".

3. The art of sculpture is less respected than painting.

4. What materials do you use for your sculptures? Metal, stone, wood, clay, or other things?

A: most likely you meant to compare sculpture and cArving, instead of curving?

A carving (noun) is a piece of art or tool made by scraping away pieces of material (I e. cutting wood stamps for wood lock prints/浮世絵). Carving is also a verb, the action of making a carving.

Sculpture is a more general word for a 3 dimensional art piece. could be made by carving, welding metal, paper mache, or any other medium. See things like food sculptures, ice sculptures, or butter sculptures.

A: Monument - A building, statue, or other type of art piece that was built to remember someone or something important

Sculpture - A statue. Can be a type of monument, but isn't always a type of monument.

A: "From a major artist" = someone pays a major artist to make the sculpture

"By a major artist" = the major artist pays someone else to make the sculpture.

A: Statues are usually used to celebrate or remember someone or something. Sculptures are a piece of art made by an artist. The David sculpture by Michelangelo is a piece of art. The Lincoln memorial in Washington D.C. is a statue.

A: statues normally represent a human or animal body, while sculptures are something that people sculpt, not necessarily human like

A: It is better to say: "This is the first time I see this sculpture."

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Exactement pareil : sculpture !

A: "Sculpture"

A: "sculpture"

A: Yes, that's right.

A: The sculpture looks like it's really alive!

A: 最近、私は彫刻が気になります。
I have been interested in sculptures recently.

彫刻は観る位置や光の加減によって表情が変わります。
A sculpture's expression changes when viewed in different lighting and position.

それはとても面白くて興味深いです。
That is what makes it fun and interesting.

A: I went to the sculpture workshop to catch up with Natalia, the teacher, as I hadn't stopped by this month.

A: I would prefer to see sculptures in a museum, because I can touch them and feel how hard or soft they are.