Do you have photos of Statues?

[Stiga]

Reclining Figure by Henry Moore, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh

 

[Pantry42]

President deMarco of Malta

 

[Pantry42]

Freddie Micallef, Maltese Politician.

 

[Pantry42]

A statue of a French Merchant on Gozo, Malta

 

[Pantry42]

A unknown statue outside a church on Gozo...

 

[Stiga]

Cameron Highlander, iNVERNESS

 

[Mr Roboto]

 

[Stiga]

Hugh Miller, Cromarty, Scotland (1802-1856 He was a Victorian geologist, writer, and social justice campaigner.

 

[fotoi]

Statue of Jacob of Artevelde in Ghent, Belgium.

 

[NixEre]

The shepherd - by Peter Brandes, 1990

 

[Lester Wareham]

The Woodbreaker of Philippotis, Athens
Trv Athens Statue Wood Breaker_11-01-25 by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[Lester Wareham]

Statue of Papposilenus.
From the Roman stage of the Theatre of Dionysus in Athens.
Marble.
1st—2nd cent. CE.

The Papposilenus is the old Silenus that in his figure is closer to the Satyr than to Silenus instead. However, Satyrs and Sileni are semi-wild figures of the mythological classic Bacchic world and so often they accompany Dionysus.
Trv Athens Statue Papposilenos_10-01-25-0001 by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[fotoi]

Laocoön and His Sons as seen in the Vatican Museum.

 

[ShipleyNW]

Brunn Idun, from the NW Trolls project by Danish artist Thomas Dambo. The trolls are built from recycled and reclaimed lumber. There are 6 trolls scattered across the Pacific Northwest. This was my 2nd troll sighting, so I guess this is a project for me now. I'll have to make plans to find the other 4.

Bruun Idun lives in Lincoln Park in West Seattle. According to the story, she comes down from the hills to the shore to play her flute for the Orcas in Puget Sound.

 

[Jos]

mister owl. A popular figure in the fables newspaper that was broadcast on Dutch television.

 

[DavidWatts]

Another troll

Canon 5D3 • Canon 24-105 L IS @ 105mm • f/4 • 1/40 • iso 6400 • Larger photo in original gallery​

 

[Lester Wareham]

The statue of Menander (born 342/1 BC) wrote over 100 plays, mostly about love and social intrigue, much like ancient rom coms.
Trv Athens RS Menander A01_10-01-25-0003 by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[DavidWatts]

The statue of Menander (born 342/1 BC) wrote over 100 plays, mostly about love and social intrigue, much like ancient rom coms.
Trv Athens RS Menander A01_10-01-25-0003 by Lester W, on Flickr

How could he write all those plays without any arms?

 

[MakisM1]

How could he write all those plays without any arms?

He had a slave called Dictaphon...

 

[West Coast Birder]

He had a slave called Dictaphon...