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artographer

artographer noun: an artist who uses photography as the basis of his or her work.

Noun

artographer (plural artographers)

  1. An artist who uses photography as the basis of his or her work.
    • This amateur artographer works like a pro. He owns a Pentax.1975, Canadian Saturday Night
    • A whole salonful of artographers!1988, Ted Orland, Scenes of Wonder & Curiosity

Examples of artographer in a sentence

  • Its their vision or at least the vision of whom they represent that accommodates the flourishing artographers.1999, Shirley Madill, Sit(e)ings: Trajectories for a Future, page 31:
  • Once it was all over, the crowd formed around them once more to gaze at the artographer, his muse, and the work that was a product of them both.2016, Samantha Ricks, The Muse’s Opus:

Forms of artographer

pluralartographers

Origin of artographer

Blend of art + photograph.

Questions about artographer

What does artographer mean?
Artographer means an artist who uses photography as the basis of his or her work.
How do you use artographer in a sentence?
Its their vision or at least the vision of whom they represent that accommodates the flourishing artographers.
What part of speech is artographer?
Artographer is a noun.
What is the plural of artographer?
The plural of artographer is artographers.

Words near artographer in the dictionary

  1. Artmans
  2. artmobile
  3. artmobiles
  4. artocarpeous
  5. artocyonid
  6. artographer
  7. artographers
  8. artoi
  9. artoindonesianin
  10. Artois
  11. Artola

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