Craftsmen [noun]

Following the War between the States and its resulting poverty, many of the skills of the earlier craftsmen seemed to disappear.

These latter it left to be dealt with by the new companies into which the craftsmen were beginning to amalgamate.

Some of the designs favoured by Spanish craftsmen were gruesome in the extreme.

In making these continental craftsmen seem to have excelled.

The writer of the letter from Bombay, signed Ormont, was a born subject for the antithetical craftsmen's tricky springes.

The Orso Palace had stood three hundred years, and the most famous architects, craftsmen and artists had worked on it.

The following item shows that there were artists who designed the work afterwards carried out by inferior craftsmen.

The Plumarii mentioned by Pliny were craftsmen in the art of acu pingere, or painting with the needle.

When you view either his handiwork or that of Tompion, you will see the product of master craftsmen.

The early clockmakers came over here from England and Holland precisely as did other adventurous craftsmen.