| ALTARPIECE | Work of art in church made convert calm, it's said |
| DIEDOWN | Calm, it's said, the colour blue |
| DOMESTICANIMALS | Pets possibly calm - it's mad noise that is troublesome (8,7) |
| DREAMCOAT | Joseph was 'a walking work of art' in this garment in the musical theatre show |
| IDYLL | Blissful innocence; a work of art in this character (5) |
| IKON | Work of art, in certain Christian churches (4) |
| BUST | Work of art in pieces (4) |
| STATUE | Work of art in Washington, perhaps, containing Uranium (6) |
| SOFA | Display of works of art in Chesterfield? |
| REHANG | An act of moving works of art in a gallery (6) |
| RELIEF | A sculpture or other work of art in which the design stands out from a plane surface (6) |
| SEASCAPE | Painters end up having to get away with a work of art, in the main (8) |
| HERMITAGE | State - Museum; collection of some 3 million works of art in Saint Petersburg, Russia (9) |
| DEGAS | He produced works of art in the round - e.g. a sculpture |
| LOUISTREIZE | Utilise zero works of art in seventeenth-century Europe |
| TOPIARIST | Word for a "fancy gardener" or plant sculptor who clips living bay, boxwood, holly, privet or yew trees into ornamental shapes as enduring works of art in the landscape (9) |
| LARCH | Left with a right to church made of wood (5) |
| MINISTER | One in the church made to perform duties |
| ARCHITRAVE | Type of frame seen in collection of art in Public Record Office? |
| BASILICA | Church made by graduate with quartz (8) |
