| FINEARTS | Sent fair assortment of painting and sculpture, for instance (4,4) |
| ARTS | Rebellious star of painting and sculpture for instance (4) |
| LEBRUN | A founding member of the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture noted for his paintings on the ceiling of the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles (2,4) |
| MEDIA | Painting and sculpture, for Picasso |
| ARTHISTORY | Academic study of the origins and development of painting and sculpture (3,7) |
| TRAVERSE | Rejection of paintings and poetry makes us cross (8) |
| SALON | Any one of the official art exhibitions held in Paris from 1667 under the auspices of the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture (5) |
| REALISM | Field of interest includes island's style of painting and sculpture (7) |
| ARTFORMS | Painting and sculpture, say, plundered from star (3,5) |
| ART | Section ignoring power of painting and sculpture (3) |
| ARTFAIRS | Painting and sculpture expos, say |
| ERICGILL | In 1914, which artist made the sculptures for the Stations of the Cross in Westminster Cathedral? (4 |
| RECREATION | Regarding sculpture, for instance, in spare time (10) |
| FINEART | Miserly investment in worthy sculpture, for instance (4,3) |
| START | Stone sculpture for instance found (5) |
| MADAMES | "X" of painting and "Butterfly" of opera, for two |
| ARTNOUVEAU | French school of painting and architecture of the 1880s (3,7) |
| INSURGENTS | Ruins sculpture for the men and women responsible for The Rising (10) |
| CHART | Make a detailed plan of church painting and sculpture? (5) |
| UKIYOE | A Japanese style of painting and print-making, typically depicting scenes from everyday life (5-1) |
