Pronunciation: /wɜːrk ʌv ɑːrt/
noun A person's product of creative work or expression, often in the form of a painting, sculpture, or other visual art.
A1 The children's finger paintings are considered a work of art.
A2 She bought a beautiful work of art at the local art fair.
B1 The museum curator carefully examined the new work of art before adding it to the collection.
B2 The sculpture created by the artist is truly a magnificent work of art.
C1 The intricate details and craftsmanship of the painting make it a truly remarkable work of art.
C2 Art critics have praised the latest installation as a groundbreaking work of art.
preposition A word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause.
A1 The painting on the wall is a work of art.
A2 She considers her handmade jewelry to be a work of art.
B1 The new sculpture in the park is truly a work of art.
B2 The intricate architecture of the cathedral is a work of art.
C1 The film director's latest movie is being hailed as a work of art.
C2 The ballet performance was a true work of art, showcasing the dancers' skill and emotion.
formal The painting was truly a remarkable work of art, showcasing the artist's talent and skill.
informal Wow, that sculpture is such a cool work of art!
slang Dude, that graffiti mural is a sick work of art!
figurative Her ability to navigate difficult situations with grace is a true work of art.
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