Statues and Busts

Mehmet Aksoy created his scultpute Symbol of Friendship, (also known as The Statue of Humanity or Insanlık Aniti in Turkish) in 2008 near the Turkish city of Kars and could... keep reading →

Look at Little Nora Shine!!!  :) It all started with two of my female teenage cousins helping the rest of us clean tree branches from the front yard of the house my cousin... keep reading →

The Nymph Calypso welcoming UlyssesClay Sculpture and Figurines Clay Sculpture is my current hobby together with Pencil Drawing of course. Since I am now retired after many... keep reading →

Ancient Greek has one of the most influential artistic developments in the art history. They provided the foundation of the Roman sculpture. Its movement reaches the western... keep reading →

Greater London House, Mornington Crescent, London keep reading →

It's really amazing to me how popular Buddha statues have become. I understand it though: their serenity, combined with the Buddha's undogmatic spiritual outlook makes an... keep reading →

This world is full of strange things. Ths strange things comes to statues too. Here are some of the very strange statues. The Shark In front of Bukcheon Museum, Seoul,... keep reading →

Buddha Antique Statues representing a very value for Buddhism and statue collectors who try to collect all the generation of objects that has served as for contemplation,... keep reading →

The history of statue construction in Europe goes back over 3,000 years, given to us by the Greeks, who in turn took many of their early cues from the Egyptians while... keep reading →

If you haven't found your way to Madison Square Park in Manhattan in New York City this summer, you have been missing a true and rare treat. A hauntingly beautiful and... keep reading →