Synonyms and antonyms of Sculpture in British Thesaurus

bas-relief (noun)

a style of sculpture in which the artist forms shapes in stone, clay, metal etc, so that they stick out slightly from their background

bronze (noun)

a statue of a person or animal, made of bronze

bust (noun)

a model of the head and shoulders of a person made out of stone, wood, metal etc

carve (verb)

to make an object by cutting it from stone or wood

corn dolly (noun)

British a small model of a person, traditionally made from wheat stems to celebrate the harvest

figurine (noun)

a small model of a person kept as a decoration

pedestal (noun)

a base on which something such as a statue stands

phallic (adjective)

relating to or similar to a phallus

phallus (noun)

a model of a penis in a state of sexual excitement

plaster cast (noun)

a copy of a statue, made of plaster of Paris

plinth (noun)

a square piece of stone that forms the bottom of a column or statue

relief (noun)

art a design or sculpture consisting of a raised surface on a flat background

sculpt (verb)

to make a solid object as a work of art by shaping a substance such as wood, stone, or metal

sculptor (noun)

an artist who makes sculptures

sculptural (adjective)

relating to sculpture

sculpture (noun)

a solid object that someone makes as a work of art by shaping a substance such as stone, metal, or wood

sculpture (noun)

the art of making sculptures

sculptured (adjective)

made as a sculpture

sphinx (noun)

a statue of a sphinx

statuary (noun)

a group of statues

statue (noun)

a human or animal image that is made of stone, wood, metal etc and is usually large

statuette (noun)

a small statue

totem pole (noun)

a tall wooden pole decorated with totems, made by Native American people

waxwork (noun)

a wax model of a person or animal, usually made to their actual size