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artisan noun artifex, artificer, craftsman, craftworker, faber, handicraftsman, journeyman, laborer, machiner, masser craftsman, master workman, mechanic, mechanician, one engaged in a manual enterprise, one skilled in an innustrial art, one trained in a mechanic trade, operator, opifex, skilled laborer, skilled worker, technician, worker, workingman, workingwoman, workman, workwoman Associated concepts: artisan lien See also: practitioner How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The goal of adding new craftspeople into the market has not been yet met, Hylton says, because most preservation arts majors first enter college and select majors linked to preservation arts such as engineering, architecture or history. Productions of theatrical plays are collaborative efforts involving large numbers of people the include not only the actors and their director, but the expertise of playwrights, producers, stage hands, craftspeople, choreographers, musicians, publicists, make-up artists, costumers, and so many others. It seems to be set in the late Middle Ages, when craftspeople of different types toiled within the confines of a walled city for the powerful guildmasters. |
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