(metallurgy) Special bronze alloys used for casting statues and other ornamental objects; a typical bronze for statuary work contains 90% copper, 6% tin, 3% zinc, and 1% lead.
statuary bronze
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(′stach·ə′wer·ē ¦bränz)
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| Vajrasattva (South and Central Asian mythology) |
| bronze sculpture (in sculpture) |
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