plastic+art
1plastic art — noun the arts of shaping or modeling; carving and sculpture • Hypernyms: ↑art, ↑fine art • Hyponyms: ↑sculpture * * * noun Etymology: translation of French art plastique 1. : art in which modeling is used …
2plastic art — plastika statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Dailės šaka – lipdybos menas, skulptūra. kilmė gr. plastikē – lipdyba atitikmenys: angl. plastic art; plasticity vok. Plastik, f rus. пластика …
3plastic art — plastika statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Lankstūs, raiškūs, grakštūs žmogaus judesiai ir tobulos kūno formos. kilmė gr. plastikē – lipdyba atitikmenys: angl. plastic art; plasticity vok. Plastik, f rus. пластика ryšiai:… …
4plastic art — plastika statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Žmogaus kūno judesių ir gestų darna, grakšti visų kūno dalių laikysena. Plastika yra žmogaus estetinio ir fizinio lavinimo priemonė. kilmė gr. plastikē – lipdyba atitikmenys: angl.… …
5plastic art and plastic arts — First of all, such uses of plastic very rarely refer to art made with petroleum byproducts, but instead to the original meaning of plasticity or plastic quality sculptural, modeled, or malleable. The singular form, plastic art generally refers …
6plastic art — noun Date: 1804 1. art (as sculpture or bas relief) characterized by modeling ; three dimensional art 2. visual art (as painting, sculpture, or film) especially as distinguished from art that is written (as poetry or music) often used in plural …
7plastic art — 1. an art, as sculpture, in which forms are carved or modeled. 2. an art, as painting or sculpture, in which forms are rendered in or as if in three dimensions. [1630 40] * * * …
8plastic art — noun A visual art such as painting and sculpture, in contrast to music which is auditory …
9plastic art — noun (C, U) technical art which shows things in ways in which they can be clearly seen, especially painting or sculpture …
10plastic art — /plæstɪk ˈat/ (say plastik aht) noun 1. three dimensional art created from modelling, moulding, etc., as sculpture, as distinct from painting and drawing. 2. (usually plural) any of the creative visual arts, including sculpture, painting, drawing …
