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Eisels

Definition:

Eisels refers to a type of portable stand or support used to hold or display artwork, typically in the form of a frame or easel stand.

Senses:

  1. Noun:

    An eisel (plural: eisels) is a frame or stand that supports artwork, such as a painting or a drawing, allowing it to be displayed in an upright position.

    Example sentence: The artist placed her latest masterpiece on the eisel, inviting admiration from all who passed by.

  2. Verb:

    The act of eiseling refers to the action of setting up or using an eisel to display artwork.

    Example sentence: She enjoyed eiseling her paintings at art exhibitions, as it allowed her artwork to stand out among the other pieces.

Usages:

  1. Art:

    Eisels are commonly used by artists, both professionals and amateurs, to showcase their paintings, drawings, or other forms of visual art.

    Example sentence: The art gallery provided each artist with an eisel to present their artwork in the most captivating way.

  2. Education:

    Eisels are frequently utilized in art schools or classrooms to hold canvases or sketchbooks, enabling students to work on their projects in a convenient and ergonomic manner.

    Example sentence: The instructor placed the canvas on the eisel, guiding the students through the art techniques they would be learning that day.

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