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The reason for the absence of the monumental scale stone carving in European churches was due to the?
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Why do you call it a building after building it?
The reason you call it a building is because it was built as you would call something that was carved a carving or something that was painted a painting.
Where is the figurehead on a ship?
The figurehead is at the sharp end of a ship and could be described as the corporate icon of the age of sail. The figurehead itself is usually a 'from the waist up' carving of a woman or mythical creature
Is copper a good building material?
yes it is a good building material if you are trying to sculpt because if you want to make something solid and strong then you should not use cooper because it is a soft metal and is good for layering it on a different metal and carving into the cooper.
What is a cork block used for?
Cork blocks are used for various applications based on the size. The master cork block is often scived down into sheets. Cork blocks can be used for yoga poses to give the user stability in certain poses. Cork blocks are used in carving of duck decoys by duck hunters.
Why is a building called a building when built instead of built?
That's because 'built' is a verb, and a building would have 'ing' making it a noun.
Why was carving introduced first by the Spaniards instead of other art forms?
Because They Needed People to carve holy images in the churches
What are the names numbers and orders of the Angels that allegedly carved the churches of Lalibela out of solid rock in Ethiopia?
Angels envolved in the carving of the churches of Lalibela is a myth. There is a pillar about 10 meters erected inside the Bete-Mariam church where the story of the curving of the churches is dipicted in detail and it doesn't claim the intervention of Angels in the building.
What are different types of carving?
wood carving ,pumpkin carving
What was the carving in Roanoke?
The carving in Roanoke was "CROATOAN," found on a post. This word was believed to be a clue left behind by the colony's inhabitants when they disappeared, possibly indicating they moved to Croatoan Island.
What is the history of soap carving?
a carving into a bar of soap
What is carving and what is whittling?
Whittling is the carving of wood using only a knife. Carving is actually harder and requires more tools and sometimes requires power tools, depending what it is you are carving.
How do you make mesolithic tools?
Mesolithic tools were typically made using a technique called flint knapping. This involves striking a piece of flint or other stone with a hard tool to create sharp edges for cutting and scraping. Mesolithic tools were also sometimes shaped by grinding or polishing the edges for finer cutting precision.
What is the function of wood carving?
function of wood carving in malay
What is wood carving?
carving wood is pretty much cutting the piece of wood to make a shape
What was the carving on the back of george washingtons chair?
The answer is it was a carving of a half of sun
What do you call fork with two tines?
It is a carving fork because it is used with a carving knife to hold the meat while you are carving with the knife and getting pieces out of it.
What is Hebrou?
1 what year did pumkin carving begin? 2 is pumpkin carving done all over the world 1 what year did pumkin carving begin? 2 is pumpkin carving done all over the world
