Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fecit
Verb (Latin)
/ˈfeɪ.kɪt/

Definition
A term used in art and engraving to denote the creator of a work, typically used as a signature or attribution.

Examples
- The artist signed her work with ‘fecit’ to acknowledge her contribution.
- Many classical sculptures have ‘fecit’ inscribed at the base to credit the sculptor.

Meaning
The word ‘fecit’ is derived from Latin, meaning ‘he/she/it made’ or ‘produced’. It is commonly found on artworks to indicate the artist or craftsman responsible for its creation.

Synonyms
- created
- produced
- crafted