Synonym: creative person. Similar words: artistic, expertise, advertising, advertisement, partial, article, scientist, artifact. Meaning: ['ɑːtɪst] n. a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination.
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31 The artist led off in the discussion on modern art.
32 Trying to please an audience is the kiss of death for an artist.
33 The artist initiated the girl into the art world in France.
34 These latest paintings show how the artist has really grown in maturity.
35 The artist has pictured him as a young man in riding dress.
36 The artist asked his model to take a reclining posture.
37 She first came to prominence as an artist in 1989. Sentencedict.com
38 I used to have fantasies about living in Paris with an artist.
39 He was an artist, not particularly tidy, too dreamy to match her ways.
40 The artist painted on in spite of his family's opposition.
41 The artist drew a set of grid lines over the area to be painted.
42 He is also respected for his brilliance as an artist.
43 The artist has succeeded in portraying my father to the life.
44 He is a serious artist, and totally committed to his work.
45 The artist pored over every drawing,trying to guess who drew each one.
46 The artist has caught her smile perfectly.
47 He knocked the artist down for a song.
48 The artist was embittered by public neglect.
49 The artist was little known in his lifetime.
50 She has great potential as an artist.
51 She's an artist whose work I really admire.
52 He's really an artist manque.
53 The first artist opened the concert with a song.
54 The artist had rendered her gentle smile perfectly.
55 It's difficult to earn a livelihood as an artist.
56 The artist has several tubes of red paint.
57 She continues to grow as an artist.
58 Whoever made this cake is a real artist.
59 The catalogue has full notes on each artist.
60 She fell in love with a penniless artist.
More similar words: artistic, expertise, advertising, advertisement, partial, article, scientist, artifact, partially, particle, statistics, that is to say, statistical, take part in, particular, artificial, articulate, participant, participate, in particular, particularly, participation, tissue, as it is, that is, British, antiseptic, what is more, chastisement, portion.