Sentence examples for carved work from inspiring English sources

Although traditional art of value may no longer be available in the city, workshops in the suburbs turn out imitations of masks and sculptures that represent all parts of Africa, as well as carved work in ivory and malachite.

During the 16th century, beds became more decorative, with much carved work on the bedhead and bedposts.

Another beautiful carved work is "Figure of the Crucified Christ," made of ivory by Giovanni Pisano about 1300.

Cadw (the Welsh Government body responsible for the built heritage of Wales and the inclusion of Welsh buildings on the statutory lists) also notes the fittings that incorporate "some fine carved work of the 14th and 17th centuries".

The objects in "Tansu: The Cabinetry Heritage of Japan," organized by the Brooklyn gallery Shibui, range from peddlers' plain boxes to ornately carved works for sea captains and Art Deco furniture with rounded corners and factory-made loop handles.

Images of the selected stone carved works along with a brief contextual description for each one are shown in Table 1.

Table 1 Images and brief contextual description of selected stone carved works studied at the Historical Museum of Crete and the conservation laboratory of the Heraklion Ephorate of Antiquities Object no Image Description Stone inscriptions and reliefs from the Historical museum of Crete AI86 Venetian stone inscription, seventeenth c.

From the carving work it looked like it might be part of a church tower.

Much of the carving work around the building's entrances was conducted under Mr. Steuber's direction.

Certainly (and despite Hu's withdrawal from society after 1646) the studio continued to publish well into the Qing Dynasty, for the most part focussing on seal impression catalogues showcasing Hu's carving work.

His meticulously hand-carved works look like Dutch still lifes or 17th-century Vanitas paintings, updated for our age.