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maulstick
[ mawl-stik ]
maulstick
/ ˈmɔːlˌstɪk /
noun
- a long stick used by artists to steady the hand holding the brush
Word History and Origins
Origin of maulstick1
Example Sentences
And on the floor nearby is a heap of maulsticks arranged like spillikins, or pick-up sticks – remove one and the whole circle would be disturbed.
In the splendid portrait in the Double Collection at Rouen, he again stands before us, with bending attitude and slightly inclined head, in theatrical costume, with his maulstick in his hand, laughing heartily.
His sizable hands, resting on the arms of his chair, are prominently defined; the left one holds not a palette and maulstick, but a kind of scepter.
The artist had thrown away palette and maulstick, and had, after her enthusiastic fashion, rushed upon the adored friend who had at last made this return for her worship.
"Let me look," she said, leaning back towards Denoisel and holding her maulstick and palette out in front of her.
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