Chapter Words Relating to the Intellectual Faculties of Index by Roget's Thesaurus

To imitate, impersonate, personate, personify, act, take off, hit off, figure as.

(Adjectives). Representing, etc.; artistic, imitative, figurative, hieroglyphic, hieroglyphical, diagrammatic, schematic.

550. Misrepresentation (Substantives), distortion 243, caricature, burlesque, a bad likeness, daub, croûte, scratch, sign-painting, anamorphosis; misprint, erratum.
551. Painting (Substantives), depicting, etc., sciagraphy, photography, etc.

Drawing in pencil, crayon, pastel, chalk, water-colour, etc.

Painting in oils, in distemper, in gouache, in fresco; encaustic painting, enamel painting, scene-painting; wash 428, body-colour, impasto.

A picture, drawing, painting, sketch, illustration, scratch, graffito, outline, tableau, cartoon, fresco, illumination; pencil, etc., drawing; oil, etc., painting; daguerreotype, calotype, talbotype, heliotype, autotype, photograph; mosaic, tapestry, etc., picture-gallery.

Portrait, portraiture, likeness, full-length, etc., miniature, kitcat, shade, profile, silhouette, photograph, snapshot.

Landscape, seascape, nocturne, view, still-life, genre, panorama, diorama.

Pre-Raphaelitism, impressionism, etc., see 559.

(Verbs). To paint, depict, portray, limn, draw, sketch, pencil, scratch, scrawl, block in, rough in, dash off, chalk out, shadow forth, adumbrate, outline, illustrate, illuminate; to take a portrait, take a likeness, to photograph, snap, kodak.

(Adjectives). Painted, etc.; pictorial, graphic, picturesque, Giottesque, Raphaelesque, Turneresque, etc.; like, etc. 17.

552. Sculpture (Substantives), insculpture, carving, modelling.

A statue, statuary, statuette, figure, figurine, model, bust, image, alto-rilievo, mezzo-rilievo, basso-rilievo, bas-relief, cast, marble, bronze, intaglio, anaglyph; medallion, cameo.

(Verbs). To sculpture, sculp, carve, cut, chisel, model, mould, cast.

(Adjectives). Sculptured, etc., sculptural, sculpturesque, anaglyphic, ceroplastic.

553. Engraving (Substantives), etching, wood-engraving, process-engraving, xylography, etc., cerography; poker- work.

A print, engraving, impression, plate, cut, wood-cut, vignette.

An etching, dry-point, silver-point, copper-plate, mezzotint, aquatint, stippling, lithograph, chromolithograph, chromo, colour-plate, anastatic-printing, glyphograph, stereograph.

(Verbs). To engrave, etch, lithograph, print, etc.

554. Artist (Substantives), painter, limner, draughtsman, black-and-white artist, cartoonist, caricaturist, drawer, sketcher, designer, engraver, copyist, photographer.

Academician; historical, landscape, portrait, miniature, scene, sign, etc., painter; engraver; an Apelles.

Primitive, Pre-Raphaelite, old master, quattrocentist, cinquecentist, impressionist, post-impressionist, futurist, vorticist, cubist, pointillist, etc.

A sculptor, carver, modeller, figuriste; a Phidias, a Praxiteles.