sculptural

sculpture | American Dictionary

sculpture
noun[ C/U ]
us/ˈskʌlp·tʃər/
art
the art of creating objects out of material such as wood, clay, metal, or stone, or a work of art of this type:
[ C ]In the ruins they found ancient stone sculptures.

sculpt

verb[ T ]us/skʌlpt/(alsosculpture, us/ˈskʌlp·tʃər/)
Picasso sculpted the "Venus of Lapigue."

sculpted

adjectiveus/ˈskʌlp·təd/(alsosculptured, us/ˈskʌlp·tʃərd/)
Dramatically sculpted red and gray sandstone cliffs came into view.

Examples of sculpture

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This stage of the workshop was related to 'giving life' to sculptures.
These are not simply expressive images like paintings and sculpture.
This leaden, dynamic sculpture, robust of sound and material, exuded some kind of danger that was both audible and visual.
As noted, the latter groups tend to be placed in positions of lesser prestige within relief sculptures and in architectural space.
This means that approximately 42% of the sites with potbelly sculptures have examples with pedestals.
The presence of pedestal bases is also a feature that argues for a rulership interpretation of potbelly sculptures.
Two new representational media, sculpture and epigraphy, could be recruited to the same ends.
The resulting sculpture has the property that there is a relationship between distance and the likelihood of perceptual grouping between points in the space.
Beyond this, we can ask what figurative sculpture gave abstract architects, and why they used it.
It is hoped that the second volume may contain the rest of the sculpture, the terra-cottas, and the architectural fragments.
Thus, neither the stereotyped delta rhythm nor spindles require local inhibitory interneurons, which are rather engaged in sculpturing information processing during adaptive behavioral states.
For cameos are small pieces of sculpture immersed in the domestic space of the home where they project carved images of women within everyday life.
To require such tangible returns on a substantial gift was hardly new, although a century earlier the return might well have been a commemorative sculpture.
On the contrary, the coarse seed-coat sculpture showed a negative effect upon seed burial capacity.
Only when a visitor moves through the sculpture does this static sound begin to move and is gradually changed.
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Collocations withsculpture

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abstract sculpture
She is also talented as a creator of abstractsculpture.
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