#sclupture

Every year a wonderful sand sculpture festival takes place in Ringkobing, West Jütland, near the North Sea. This year the focus is on Greenland: from the Ice Age to Inuit settlements, explorers and whalers,

An intersting exhibition in Sondervig, Denmark, whose theme in this year is the History of Greenland. It was only by chance that we were traveling in the Danish North Sea coast and made a stop here, it

Hello everyone, wherever you are, I hope you are in good health and always lucky... Allow me this time to share the appearance of my three-dimensional work in the form of a two horned tiger... This work

For today breathtaking views from the capital of Romania, the heart of Bucharest, the Grand Hotel, once called Intercontinental. It has 3 restaurants and bars, 12 meeting rooms and ballrooms with delicious

... dance center in Budapest, Hungary. It is quite an experience walking by it in the morning before the competition. Artist unknown.

This sculpture is one of the well-known sculptures which represents our liberation war in 1971. These three characters symbolize three freedom fighters. This beautiful sculpture located just in front of

The first Quran sculpture has been constructed in the city of Kosba Municipality of Brahmanbaria district of Bangladesh. The sculpture was officially inaugurated on 31 December, The sculpture has been

Statue of Swami Vivekananda in front of Dakshineswar Kali Temple. Swami Vivekananda was a Hindu monk who founded the famous "Ramkrishna Math & Ramkrishna Mission". Snap taken : 20 October

these are the famous sclupture all the time. 1:)Venus of Willendorf, 28,000–25,000 BC 2:)Bust of Nefertiti, 1345 BC 3:)Laocoön and His Sons, Second Century BC 4;)Michelangelo, David, 1501-1504 5;)Gian

Buddha statue made out of black granite

One of the most iconic works in all of art history, Michelangelo’s David had its origins in a larger project to decorate the buttresses of Florence’s great cathedral, the Duomo, with a group of figures

awesome work by Artfarmer on conceptart.org. Look at the expression and the detail of the sclupture remind me of Tim Bruckner