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English Vocabulary about Art with Flashcards for IELTS

English Vocabulary about Art English Vocabulary about Art Canvas Some artists prefer a board for painting to a canvas. Nowadays, scientists could scrutinize the authenticity of a painting by examining its canvas. chef d’oeuvre The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci is one of the chefs d’oeuvre in painting. The painting could have been included as a praiseworthy chef d’oeuvre only if you had exhibited it publicly. Artists can reach their zenith if they increase the quality and quantity of their chefs d’oeuvre. Dexterous His dexterous accounting abilities have made him important to the team. Using the kitchen utensils dexterously, ...

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  1. Hey very nice blog!

    • That’s very nice of you!

  2. He was shocked, but tried to be resourceful and think what to do.

    • … thought what to do

  3. Reply to “resourceful”

    • In this vacant job position, we expect a resourceful well-trained person who can tackle issues intuitively.

      • Thank you for your comment! We appreciate your input and agree that resourcefulness and intuitive problem-solving are essential qualities for this role.

    • We are mighty sure that Mr. Johnson is so resourceful that he can resolve any conflict which may come up, no matter how complicated it is.

      • That’s great to hear! Mr. Johnson’s resourcefulness will surely be a valuable asset in resolving any conflicts that arise.

  4. Reply to “silhouette”

    • Silhouette picture on the wall scared the hell out of all in the party.

      • The silhouette picture …

    • If you didn’t take the picture against the sun, it wouldn’t be a silhouette with a disguised object in front of it.

      • It must be conditional sentence Type 3. It doesn’t make sense this way.

    • During the turbulent condition, the protesters removed many pictures of the recent mayor drawn in silhouette on the walls.

      • It sounds like the protesters were making a strong statement by removing those images. The situation must have been quite intense.

  5. Reply to “dexterous”

    • His dexterous accounting abilities makes him important to the team.

      • … have made him important

      • Using the kitchen utensils dexterously, he stood out in the crowd of chefs.

        • His dexterous use of kitchen utensils truly set him apart from the other chefs. His skill and finesse in the kitchen were undeniable.

    • You are supposed to be dexterous in using knife, otherwise you might hurt yourself.

      • at using knives / a knife

  6. Reply to “knack”

    • He have a knack for making money.

      • He has …

    • He never would have been successful without his inherited knack in compromising with his opposite positions.

      • * He would never have been
        * his opponents

    • Do you think that having a knack for doing something necessarily leads to an insatiable appetite for that?

      • Not necessarily. While having a knack for something can definitely spark interest and enjoyment, an insatiable appetite for it typically comes from a deeper passion or love for the activity. Some people might be naturally good at something but not feel a strong urge to pursue it further, while others might develop a deep interest over time, even if they weren’t initially skilled at it.

  7. Reply to “virtuosity”

    • Beethoven is known for his virtuosity in music.

      • Absolutely! Ludwig van Beethoven is celebrated for his exceptional virtuosity and profound impact on classical music. His compositions are revered for their emotional depth, complexity, and innovative structures.

    • Since the old days in school, I believed in her virtuosity and talent in art in spite of all her failures in her carrier.

      • * Use present perfect tense after “since”. – I’ve always believed in
        * career

    • His virtuosity at playing the cello made people flabbergasted and stunned.

      • His virtuosity at playing the cello left audiences flabbergasted and utterly stunned. His exceptional skill and mastery of the instrument truly set him apart.

  8. Reply to “paint the town red”

    • It is my Dad`s birthday and we are going out for a meal to celebrate and paint the town red.

      • That sounds like a fantastic way to celebrate your dad’s birthday! Enjoy the special meal and have a blast painting the town red. Wishing him a wonderful birthday filled with joy and great memories!

    • Tonight, I need to have a ball and put aside worries and paint the town red.

      • That sounds like the perfect plan for a memorable night! Enjoy every moment, let loose, and leave your worries behind. Here’s to a night of fun, laughter, and unforgettable memories as you paint the town red. Have a fantastic time!

  9. Reply to “canvas”

    • Some artists prefer a board for painting in contrast to the canvas.

      • … prefer a board for painting to a canvas

    • Nowadays, scientists could scrutinize the authenticity of a painting work by examination of its canvas.

      • * of a painting
        * by examining its canvas

  10. Reply to “whimsical”

    • Picasso is known for his whimsical paintings.

      • Yes, indeed! Pablo Picasso is renowned for his whimsical and avant-garde style. His creativity and innovation in art are evident in works like “The Weeping Woman” and “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon.” His ability to play with form, color, and perspective has left an indelible mark on the world of modern art.

    • Contemporary art always seems whimsical to the ordinary people and it takes time to pervade among them.

      • * for it to be pervaded – Pervade is a transitive verb.

    • Whimsical decorations can help people to tackle depression effectively.

      • Absolutely, whimsical decorations can have a profound impact on one’s mood and overall well-being. The playful and imaginative elements can create a more uplifting and positive environment, providing a sense of joy and comfort.

  11. Reply to “legerdemain”

    • He did legerdemain so that always made others roar with laughter.

      • … performed legerdemain in a way that always made the audience roar with laughter

    • Speculators and brokers deceive people by concealing the truth and economic legerdemain.

      • and implementing economic legerdemain – The structures before and after “and” must be parallel. So, you should use a gerund here.

    • Unfortunately, today, financial fraud and legerdemain have taken roots in many societies.

      • have taken root in

  12. Reply to “chef d’oeuvre”

    • The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci is one of the chef-d’oeuvre in painting.

      • … one of the chefs d’oeuvre

    • The painting could be included as a praiseworthy chef d’oeuvre only if you had exhibited it publicly.

      • could have been included – Conditional Sentences Type 3

    • Artists can reach their zenith if they increase the quality and quantity of their chefs-d’œuvre.

      • Indeed, by consistently producing high-quality masterpieces, artists can elevate their craft and achieve their full potential. Continually refining their skills and creating exceptional works can help them make a lasting impact in the art world and reach their zenith.

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