Sculptures Collection (page 14)

Castel Sant Angelo and Bridge, Rome, Italy
View of the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) at the end of the Sant Angelo Bridge, crossing the River Tiber in Rome, Italy

The Two Models
A woman readjusts a wooden artists model, in a studio full of sculptures, paintings and drapes

The Trevi Fountain, Rome
A man bows down to kiss the hand of a beautiful young woman, infront of the Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy

George Frampton in his studio
Sir George James Frampton RA (1860 - 1928), sculptor and craftsman, pictured in his studio in St. Johns Wood, North London, surrounded by sculptures and pointing at a relief

Printing and Mind of Man
Printing and the Mind of Man: a fine example of late Twenties artwork, showing two human figures in the form of modern sculptures

Aztec Sculptures Ruined
The Spanish destroy huge Aztec idol sculptures

Canberra: tourist class restaurant
Colour illustration depicting the tourist class restaurant on board P&Os superliner Canberra around the time of her maiden voyage to Sydney, Australia in June 1961

Cry Pal Geological Gard
The GEOLOGICAL GARDEN, with its sculptures of prehistoric animals, is one of the most striking features in the grounds of the Palace

Paris Exhibition 1900
Visitors to an unspecified part of the exhibition walk in and out of the main gates, which have horse sculptures on them

Charles Bridge Tower
View toward the Old Town Bridge Tower on the Old Town side of the Charles Bridge in Prague. One of the most astonishing civil gothic buildings in the world Date: circa 1825

Fountain / Fest. Of Britain
One of the fountains near the Skylon at the Festival of Britain on the South Bank

GB SHAW / ILZ 1926
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW Irish playwright and critic with Emma Gramatica, her dog Michele, and the sculptor Paolo Troubetzkoi in 1926

Sculpting Animals
Waterstone Hawkins and an assistant in his workshop, creating the prehistoric animal sculptures for the grounds of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham

Afghanistan / Bamian
Two colossal Buddhist sculptures cut from the hillside. Known to have been there in 630, they were destroyed by order of the Taliban rulers in 2001

Roman Spinning, Weaving
Roman women spinning and weaving, depicted in contemporary sculptures

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