Definition of sculptress in English:

sculptress

noun ˈskʌlptrəsˈskəlptrəs

A female artist who makes sculptures.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her career as a sculptress began in Italy through work with master sculptors in the artistic centre of Bottega Versiliese, in Pietra Santa where she still had a studio.
- She was a sculptress and a painter whose work was displayed in her home.
- Ms Stuart, who has lived in Dublin for many years, was described as an outstanding sculptress.
- He says, for instance, he's currently dating a foreign sculptress in her late thirties.
- Verchick's clown oil paintings reveal evidence of her well-trained eye as a sculptress and former interior designer.
- Madame Tussaud's waxworks dates back to 1835, when French sculptress Marie Tussaud opened her famous collection in Baker Street.
- The week-end will showcase a love story between an Austrian forester and sculptress from Vienna in ‘The Forester of Silberwald’.
- As a sculptress, I've taken this from Artemisia's example: use your pain and turn it into something beautiful.
- She's a sculptress and an artist, and her husband, Kenny Schachter, is also an art dealer.
- Both were interested in the arts, both enjoyed painting, and Louise was on her way to becoming a skilled sculptress.

Definition of sculptress in US English:

sculptress

nounˈskəlptrəsˈskəlptrəs

A female artist who makes sculptures.
Example sentencesExamples
- He says, for instance, he's currently dating a foreign sculptress in her late thirties.
- The week-end will showcase a love story between an Austrian forester and sculptress from Vienna in ‘The Forester of Silberwald’.
- She was a sculptress and a painter whose work was displayed in her home.
- Her career as a sculptress began in Italy through work with master sculptors in the artistic centre of Bottega Versiliese, in Pietra Santa where she still had a studio.
- As a sculptress, I've taken this from Artemisia's example: use your pain and turn it into something beautiful.
- Verchick's clown oil paintings reveal evidence of her well-trained eye as a sculptress and former interior designer.
- Madame Tussaud's waxworks dates back to 1835, when French sculptress Marie Tussaud opened her famous collection in Baker Street.
- She's a sculptress and an artist, and her husband, Kenny Schachter, is also an art dealer.
- Ms Stuart, who has lived in Dublin for many years, was described as an outstanding sculptress.
- Both were interested in the arts, both enjoyed painting, and Louise was on her way to becoming a skilled sculptress.

单词	sculptress
释义	Definition of sculptress in English: sculptress noun ˈskʌlptrəsˈskəlptrəs A female artist who makes sculptures. Example sentencesExamples Her career as a sculptress began in Italy through work with master sculptors in the artistic centre of Bottega Versiliese, in Pietra Santa where she still had a studio. She was a sculptress and a painter whose work was displayed in her home. Ms Stuart, who has lived in Dublin for many years, was described as an outstanding sculptress. He says, for instance, he's currently dating a foreign sculptress in her late thirties. Verchick's clown oil paintings reveal evidence of her well-trained eye as a sculptress and former interior designer. Madame Tussaud's waxworks dates back to 1835, when French sculptress Marie Tussaud opened her famous collection in Baker Street. The week-end will showcase a love story between an Austrian forester and sculptress from Vienna in ‘The Forester of Silberwald’. As a sculptress, I've taken this from Artemisia's example: use your pain and turn it into something beautiful. She's a sculptress and an artist, and her husband, Kenny Schachter, is also an art dealer. Both were interested in the arts, both enjoyed painting, and Louise was on her way to becoming a skilled sculptress. Definition of sculptress in US English: sculptress nounˈskəlptrəsˈskəlptrəs A female artist who makes sculptures. Example sentencesExamples He says, for instance, he's currently dating a foreign sculptress in her late thirties. The week-end will showcase a love story between an Austrian forester and sculptress from Vienna in ‘The Forester of Silberwald’. She was a sculptress and a painter whose work was displayed in her home. Her career as a sculptress began in Italy through work with master sculptors in the artistic centre of Bottega Versiliese, in Pietra Santa where she still had a studio. As a sculptress, I've taken this from Artemisia's example: use your pain and turn it into something beautiful. Verchick's clown oil paintings reveal evidence of her well-trained eye as a sculptress and former interior designer. Madame Tussaud's waxworks dates back to 1835, when French sculptress Marie Tussaud opened her famous collection in Baker Street. She's a sculptress and an artist, and her husband, Kenny Schachter, is also an art dealer. Ms Stuart, who has lived in Dublin for many years, was described as an outstanding sculptress. Both were interested in the arts, both enjoyed painting, and Louise was on her way to becoming a skilled sculptress.
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