How can we say that the sculptor was a master artist?

1.	How can we say that the sculptor was a master artist?
Answer» Value Points : Captured all nuances of the cold expressions of the arrogant king - a good judge of king’s character. He could depict the cold hostility of the frowning scornful face, knitted brow and the wrinkled lip-highlighted the arrogance of the king. Detailed Answer : The sculptor was a skilful artist. He carved the expression of scorn and cold command on the face of Ozymandias statue in such a manner that it seemed as if the sculptor mocked at the king’s self obsession and passion.

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Value Points :

Captured all nuances of the cold expressions of the arrogant king - a good judge of king’s character. He could depict the cold hostility of the frowning scornful face, knitted brow and the wrinkled lip-highlighted the arrogance of the king.

Detailed Answer :

The sculptor was a skilful artist. He carved the expression of scorn and cold command on the face of Ozymandias statue in such a manner that it seemed as if the sculptor mocked at the king’s self obsession and passion.

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