art mobilier

[ ahrt-moh-bil-yey; French armaw-bee-lyey ]

/ ˈɑrt ˌmoʊ bɪlˈyeɪ; French ar mɔ biˈlyeɪ /

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noun

small, movable art objects, especially primitive or prehistoric works of art.

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Also called mo·bil·i·ar·y art

[moh-bil-ee-er-ee ahrt] /moʊˈbɪl iˌɛr i ˌɑrt/ .

Origin of art mobilier

From French: literally, “portable art”

Words nearby art mobilier

artistic director, artistry, artless, art lining, artmobile, art mobilier, art music, art nouveau, Artois, artophorion, artotype