sculpturesque

• Stop motion animation -- with its puppets and sculpturesque backgrounds -- is, when handled by a master like Trnka, Starewicz or Svankmajer, one of the most utterly beguiling of cinematic forms, whatever the intended audience. —  Movie City News
• He also developed a manner more pictorial than sculpturesque, which justifies our calling him a painter in bronze. —  Renaissance in Italy Volume 3 The Fine Arts
• The Classical style has well been called sculpturesque, the Romantic picturesque. —  A History of English Literature
• Her countrywomen have no anxious vanities, because, for one reason, they are generally "sculpturesque," and are very little altered by mere accidents of dress or arrangement. —  The Colour of Life; and other essays on things seen and heard
• Plastered, impressionistic and sculpturesque, there was about him a quality of the tragic, of the magnificent. —  Penrod and Sam

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