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US
/kəˈɫɪɡɹəfɝ/
]
[ UK /kælˈɪɡɹəfɐ/ ]
[ UK /kælˈɪɡɹəfɐ/ ]
NOUN
- someone skilled in penmanship
How To Use calligrapher In A Sentence
- Many who were less talented at writing entered the world of publishing as editors, calligraphers, copyists, or proofreaders.
- Portrait of Wang Xizhi , the great Jin calligrapher , famed for his semi - cursive writing.
- The cymbidium orchid became a popular subject for Chinese artists during the Song dynasty A.D. 960-1279 and was often painted in the dark ink of calligraphers. Free & easy
- He makes week of rate, calling card shows its identity is painter and calligrapher.
- `Mrs Jackson tells me that you are quite a calligrapher these days -- a professional -- working on John Donne for the Americans. THE CALLIGRAPHER
- In the royal ateliers, book illustration involved the art of the scribe, calligrapher, painter and bookbinder.
- A small team of calligraphers and typographers, led by Frances Breen, then worked in collaboration with the artists to integrate key lines of the poetry into the artworks.
- A wood engraver, sculptor, typographer and draughtsman, Gill attended the Central School in London under the calligrapher and stone-mason Edward Johnston.
- Pan Tianshou was an educator, calligrapher and painter.
- The great calligrapher, Muhammad ibn Muqla, a vizier at the court of three Abbasid caliphs, was charged with the task of standardising and refining the myriad cursive scripts.