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Artist
| Artist Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Artist?
[n] a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination
Synonyms | Synonyms for Artist: creative person
Related Terms | Find terms related to Artist: ace |
adept |
Admirable Crichton |
ancestors |
apprentice |
architect |
artificer |
artisan |
artiste |
attache |
author |
authority |
begetter |
beginner |
belly dancer |
builder |
burlesque queen |
chorine |
chorus boy |
chorus girl |
conceiver |
concert artist |
conjurer |
connaisseur |
connoisseur |
constructor |
consultant |
copyist |
cordon bleu |
coryphee |
crack shot |
crackerjack |
craftsman |
craftswoman |
creator |
dancer |
dancing girl |
dauber |
daubster |
dead shot |
designer |
deviser |
diplomat |
diplomatist |
discoverer |
ecdysiast |
effector |
elder statesman |
engenderer |
engineer |
entertainer |
executant |
executor |
executrix |
exotic dancer |
experienced hand |
expert |
expert consultant |
father |
female impersonator |
first-rater |
founder |
geisha |
geisha girl |
generator |
genius |
graduate |
grower |
guisard |
guiser |
handicraftsman |
handy man |
hoofer |
impersonator |
inaugurator |
industrialist |
initiator |
instigator |
institutor |
interpreter |
introducer |
inventor |
journeyman |
maestro |
magician |
maker |
manufacturer |
marksman |
master |
master carpenter |
master craftsman |
mechanic |
minstrel |
minstrelsy |
mother |
mountebank |
mummer |
music maker |
musician |
nautch girl |
no slouch |
old master |
organizer |
originator |
past master |
peeler |
performer |
planner |
player |
politician |
precursor |
prentice |
prestidigitator |
prime mover |
pro |
prodigy |
producer |
professional |
professor |
proficient |
public entertainer |
raiser |
realizer |
savant |
shaper |
shark |
sharp |
show girl |
singer |
sire |
smith |
soloist |
statesman |
stripper |
stripteaser |
stripteuse |
technical adviser |
technician |
topnotcher |
tunester |
vaudevillian |
vaudevillist |
virtuosa |
virtuoso |
whiz |
wizard |
wonder |
wright
See Also | Arp |
Audubon |
carver |
classic |
classicist |
constructivist |
creator |
decorator |
draftsman |
drawer |
Duchamp |
Edward Lear |
etcher |
expressionist |
graphic artist |
Hans Arp |
illustrator |
Jasper Johns |
Jean Arp |
John James Audubon |
Johns |
Lear |
Louis Comfort Tiffany |
maestro |
Marcel Duchamp |
master |
minimalist |
modernist |
musician |
ornamentalist |
painter |
photographer |
Pre-Raphaelite |
printmaker |
romantic |
romanticist |
sculptor |
sculpturer |
statue maker |
stylist |
surrealist |
symbolist |
Tiffany
Artist In Webster's Dictionary
\Art"ist\, n. [F. artiste, LL. artista, fr. L. ars. See
{Art}, n., and cf. {Artiste}.]
1. One who practices some mechanic art or craft; an artisan.
[Obs.]
How to build ships, and dreadful ordnance cast,
Instruct the articles and reward their. --Waller.
2. One who professes and practices an art in which science
and taste preside over the manual execution.
Note: The term is particularly applied to painters,
sculptors, musicians, engravers, and architects.
--Elmes.
3. One who shows trained skill or rare taste in any manual
art or occupation. --Pope.
4. An artful person; a schemer. [Obs.]
Syn: Artisan. See {Artisan}.
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