sculpturer

English

Etymology

From sculpture +‎ -er.

Noun

sculpturer (plural sculpturers)

  1. A sculptor.
    • 1845, Richard Brown, Sacred Architecture, page 291:
      Besides statues, the sculpturers and carvers of this period executed many figures, and even historical pieces, in basso and alto-relievo, as ornaments in churches, and objects of veneration.
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