artistry

[ahr-ti-stree]

noun

1. artistic workmanship, effect, or quality.

2. artistic ability.

artistry

/ ˈɑːtɪstrɪ /

noun

1. artistic workmanship, ability, or quality

2. artistic pursuits

3. great skill

Word History and Origins

Origin of artistry¹

First recorded in 1865–70; artist + -ry

Example Sentences

The evening was as much a celebration of Copeland’s artistry as it was of her groundbreaking influence.

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That film, now playing in theaters and coming soon to Prime Video, will widen the scope and reach of their artistry.

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Her twin passions for her homeland and lyrical artistry bloom on every page.

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Most of all, these are books about work—its physicality and artistry, its strains and anxieties and, in the best of times, its fulfilling companionship.

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“The estate’s rich textures, thoughtful design elements, and bespoke accents make it not just a residence but a work of art—an extraordinary sanctuary where home meets artistry in perfect harmony,” it said.

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Related Words

• ability 
• accomplishment 
• brilliance 
• finesse 
• flair 
• genius 
• mastery 
• proficiency 
• style 
• talent 
• virtuosity 
• workmanship