This Artist Has Chiselled Features Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 28-02-2024
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- Artist who carves
- One who is happy to have their bust admired
- Rodin or Michelangelo
- Rodin’s occupation
- Statue maker
- Stone worker
- This artist has chiselled features

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