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“In nature, we never see anything isolated, but everything in connection with something else which is before it, beside it, under it and over it.” --Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Michelangelo is well known for having said, “every block of stone has a statue inside of it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it.” As much as life has driven the human race apart, we must endeavor to reach out to one another in whatever way possible. I choose to see our new normal as a marble stone that needs to be carved and chiseled. Just because we’ve been handed a brand new block of stone doesn’t mean that there isn’t something priceless and timeless inside of it waiting for us to set it free. Sculpt away, my friends. Sculpt away. And just imagine the possibilities...
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people sharing all the world, you
You may say I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope some day you'll join us
And the world will be as one
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The Vari Cave, also known as Pan Cave and Cave Archedimou is cave on the southern slopes of Mount Hymettus in Attica , north of Vari . The cave is an important archaeological site as the interior is decorated by the sculptor Thireos Archedimo the 5th century BC .. The cave in ancient times was a place of worship, Apollo and Pan. The cave excavations made in 1901 by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens .
The cave is located on the hill bed, at an altitude of 260 meters in the north Weights, on the southern slopes of Mount Hymettus. The cave is the Vari walk about one hour (5 km dirt road from the Military Academy ), but is more easily accessible from Voula and the road continues after the cemetery. Located a short distance from the small cave Sykia . The cave can not be visited for the public. Its opening, measuring 5 by 2 meters, is almost vertical and the rim carved steps that have now been destroyed. The main hall of the cave, with a length 26, width 23 and a height of 10 meters, was the sanctuary and the walls are carved steps and reliefs. Divided by a wall of stalactites in two parts.
The first traces of habitation in the cave dating from the 6th century BC According to the inscriptions in the cave, the cave reached sanctuary from Thireos sculptor Archedimo, who decorated and skalise steps, inscriptions and reliefs, the most important one that portrays him holding a chisel and hammer and a headless statue of the goddess seated on a throne . Ek then the cave was a place of worship until the 3rd century BC, when it was abandoned. .
The first for visiting the cave was the traveler Richard Chandler in 1765 and then visited by other tourists who passed from Attica, including Lord Byron . The cave conducted the period 1901-1902 excavations by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens , directed by Charles Weller. In the cave were discovered hundreds of lamps and reliefs, two of which are exposed to the Sculpture Collection of the National Archaeological Museum .
I appreciate all those lovely little insects out there, living their lives happily oblivious of our activities. Yet once in awhile we can see that perhaps it is we humans that are missing all of their artistic efforts.
Erzgebirge-Tour / 14.10.2018 / Sachsen / saxony
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Seit Jahrhunderten ist die Schnitzkunst im Erzgebirge zu Hause. Mit Schnitzeisen wurde aus einem Stück Holz eine Figur zum Leben erweckt. Mittlerweile ist nicht nur das Schnitzmesser das eigentliche Werkzeug, sondern seit geraumer Zeit schnitze ich mit der Kettensäge. Als Holzkünstler möchte ich nun den Sprung von der traditionellen Schnitzkunst zur Kunst mit der Kettensäge machen.
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Die Wilhelminen Brücke in Hamburg wurde 2005 auf der rechten Gewegseite von dem Bildhauer Frank Raendchen mit dem "Steinernen Orientteppich" geschmückt. Am Zaun haben Besucher*innen Liebesschlösser angebracht. Der Blick, von diesem Standort aus, geht in die Speicherstadt. Auf der gegenüberliegenden rechten Seite steht am Ende der Brücke die Elbphilharmonie.
The Wilhelminen Brücke bridge in Hamburg was decorated with the "Stone Oriental Carpet" by the sculptor Frank Raendchen on the right-hand side of the street in 2005. Visitors have attached castles of love to the fence. The view, from this location, goes into the Speicherstadt. On the opposite side on the right is the Elbphilharmonie concert hall at the end of the bridge.
Le pont Wilhelminen Brücke à Hambourg a été décoré en 2005 par le sculpteur Frank Raendchen, du côté droit de la rue, du "tapis oriental en pierre". Les visiteurs ont attaché des châteaux d'amour à la clôture. La vue, depuis cet endroit, va dans la ville de Speicherstadt. De l'autre côté à droite se trouve la salle de concert Elbphilharmonie au bout du pont.
El puente Wilhelminen Brücke en Hamburgo fue decorado con la "Alfombra Oriental de Piedra" por el escultor Frank Raendchen a la derecha de la calle en 2005. Los visitantes han atado castillos de amor a la cerca. La vista, desde este lugar, se adentra en el Speicherstadt. En el lado opuesto a la derecha se encuentra la sala de conciertos Elbphilharmonie, al final del puente.
A ponte de Wilhelminen Brücke em Hamburgo foi decorada com o "Tapete de pedra oriental" do escultor Frank Raendchen, à direita da rua em 2005. Os visitantes amarraram castelos de amor à cerca. A vista, deste lugar, entra na Speicherstadt. No lado oposto à direita está a sala de concertos Elbphilharmonie, no final da ponte.
Il ponte Wilhelminen Brücke di Amburgo è stato decorato con il "Tappeto orientale in pietra" dallo scultore Frank Raendchen sul lato destro della strada nel 2005. I visitatori hanno attaccato alla recinzione castelli d' amore. La vista, da questa posizione, va nel Speicherstadt. Sul lato opposto a destra si trova la sala concerti Elbphilharmonie alla fine del ponte.
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Auke de Vries (1937) is a well known artist in the Netherlands and abroad. During his lifetime he has realized many monumental commissions.
His sculptures reflect on history and the surroundings, on the flow of rivers and the remnants of industrial areas. They can be huge, but they are always airy. It's a freestyle kind of drawing in space. However, do not underestimate the total weight and the necessary equipment. The small models in his studio have to be realized in full on shipyards and the like.
I have written about his work on several stages in life. This is a recent portrait.
Basílica de Santa María la Real, Asturias, España.
La basílica de Santa María la Real es un sitio de culto católico situado en Covadonga, Principado de Asturias (España), declarado basílica menor el 11 de septiembre de 1901.
El templo fue ideado por Roberto Frassinelli y levantado entre 1877 y 1901 por el arquitecto Federico Aparici y Soriano, de estilo neorrománico, construido íntegramente en piedra caliza rosa.
La basílica presenta una gran unidad estilística dentro de los cánones del estilo románico en el que fue concebida, aunque incluye elementos propios de la arquitectura gótica. El edificio se asienta sobre una gran terraza. Presenta tres naves, la central notablemente más alta que las laterales, con transepto y cabecera rematada por tres ábsides escalonados; las naves se cubren por bóvedas de arista. La fachada principal llama la atención por las esbeltas agujas que rematan las torres y la presencia de óculos. El acceso se forma por un pórtico adelantado a la nave, con tres arcadas de medio punto y rematadas por un pretil. En todo el edificio destaca la tonalidad rosácea por el tipo de piedra caliza que contrasta con el verde del paisaje.
En el interior, destaca la imagen de Nuestra Señora, que recibe culto en el altar mayor, obra del escultor decimonónico Juan Samsó. Debemos destacar la puerta del sagrario, obra del diseñador Alfredo Miranda Fernández(1911-2009)y realizada en Barcelona en los talleres de Modest Morató (1909-1993).
The Basilica of Santa María la Real is a Catholic cult site located in Covadonga, Principality of Asturias (Spain), declared a lower basilica on September 11, 1901.
The temple was devised by Roberto Frassinelli and raised between 1877 and 1901 by the architect Federico Apartici and Soriano, in a neo -Romanesque style, built entirely in pink limestone.
The basilica has a great stylistic unit within the canons of the Romanesque style in which it was conceived, although it includes elements of Gothic architecture. The building sits on a large terrace. It has three ships, the plant remarkably higher than the sides, with transept and header topped by three staggered apses; The ships are covered by edge vaults. The main facade draws attention to the slender needles that finish the towers and the presence of oculos. Access is formed by a porch advanced to the ship, with three half -point arcades and topped by a prestile. Throughout the building, rosacea tone stands out for the type of limestone that contrasts with the green of the landscape.
Inside, the image of Our Lady stands out, which receives cult at the main altar, work of the nineteenth -century sculptor Juan Samsó. We must highlight the Gate of the Tabernacle, the work of the designer Alfredo Miranda Fernández (1911-2009) and held in Barcelona in the workshops of Modest Morató (1909-1993).
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Novato, Marin County, Northern California, USA
I am fascinated with the grace and balance of this work ...
A fountainhead at Rockefeller Center's Channel Garden.This particular fountainhead is called a Nereid (this is one of four Nereids at the garden),a mythological creature said to accompany Poseidon (god of the sea) with sailors in perilous storms.The sculpture is by Rene Paul Chambellan (1893-1955),an American sculptor born in Hoboken,New Jersey.
I found myself enchanted with the series of little holes left by dining caterpillars. It was as if they were trying to create a Swiss Cheese leaf.
David Hume's statue is on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. People rub his big toe in the hope that some of his intelligence will rub off on them.
I'd herd of him before, but only because of Monty Python's philosopher's song (David Hume could out-consume Schopenhauer and Hegel... I looked it up.) The statue looks like it's been there for a hundred years but it's nearly new - 1996 - and the sculptor is very much alive and sculpting!
This wooden cabin was originally built in 1942 by Aage Madsen.
It was used as a studio for resident sculptors at the Guild of All Arts. It was well-used but fell into disrepair, closed in the 1980s, then left unused for decades. It was restored and completed in 2019.
The Sculptor Galaxy is an intermediate spiral galaxy in the constellation Sculptor. The Sculptor Galaxy is a starburst galaxy, which means that it is currently undergoing a period of intense star formation.
Air by sculptor Walker Hancock is on display at the Schuylkill Banks at Cherry Street in Philadelphia
bei den Bildhauern
Hallstatt, Oberösterreich
Olympus XA, Cinestill BwXX, Kodak D-76 (1+1)
Print auf Bromofort BN4 (Postkarte 9x13 cm),
Moersch SE6 blue
After elementary school I learned carpentry at the technical school in Hallstatt. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary, I met with my former colleagues and visited the workshops of the various specialties.
Nach der Grundschule lernte ich an der Fachschule in Hallstatt die Tischlerei. Anlässlich des 60 jährigen Jubiläums traf ich mich mit meinen ehemaligen Kollegen und besuchte die Werkstätten der verschiedenen Fachrichtungen.
I love imagining the small critters that munched their way through parts of this leaf....leaving the surface with a new look.
Welcome to Bondi's 'Sculptures By The Sea' for 2025.
See the videos:
sculpturebythesea.com/sculpture-sea-bondi-2025-exhibition...
sculpturebythesea.com/sculpture-sea-bondi-2025-exhibition...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVJbwsWK2i0
This is a sculpture by Danish artist Jens Ingvard Hansen.
The sculpture is called 'Settlement'.
The artist says: "Settlement is a sculpture that, like human habitation, encompasses both an overarching structure but also an element of chaos".
Jens Ingvard Hansen studied at Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark. He has worked with famous Danish sculptors Keld Moseholm and Søren West.
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Photographed by me at sunset at Marks Park, Bondi. On the coastal walk from Bondi Beach to Tamarama Beach.
In the distance you can see the suburbs of Tamarama (right) and Bronte (left). You can also see Bronte Beach.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom.
Crepuscolo - Bronze, Jiménez Deredia sculptor
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Jiménez Deredia is one of the most important contemporary artists in Latin America, but has lived in Liguria since 1976.
In these days eight of his works are exhibited outdoors in the center of Genoa as part of the exhibition "Deredia a Genova - The sphere between the two worlds"
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Jiménez Deredia è uno degli artisti contemporanei più importanti dell’America Latina, ma dal 1976 vive in Liguria.
In questi giorni otto sue opere sono esposte all'aperto nel centro di Genova nell'ambito della mostra “Deredia a Genova – La sfera tra i due mondi”
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Sculptor Maarten Vaessen ("Maarten IJzerkunst"), makes sculptures from rusted iron. This is artwork "Aurora", from which chosen detail was photographed.
Seen at "Kunst in der Fabrik", Heinsberg-Oberbruch.
Wood sculptor being created in Walsall Arboretum. It’s currently behind bars but due to be released back into the world anytime soon.
The Sculptor Galaxy (NGC 253), also know as the Silver Coin Galaxy, belongs to a group of galaxies which is one of the closest to ours. At a distance of approx. 11 million light years, and a length of nearly 70,000 light years, it occupies a swath of sky about the diameter of the full moon.
Also seen in this image is the globular cluster NGC 288. At an age of more that 10.5 billions years, it likely formed a few billion years after the Milky Way.
20170923 - Assateague Island National Seashore, MD
Nikon D5500
Nikon 300mmf/4.5 MF ED, f/4.5, 3200iso
51x30s (Stacked in Regim w/Darks)
iOptron SkyTrackerPro
Regim 1.8Sigma stacked w/darks
Processed in Affinity Photo
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A sculptor who works in wood and stone in his studio. He also carved and restored carousel horses and wrote a couple of books on menagerie restoration.
Thousands of visitors have gridlocked a small village in Gloucestershire as they head to see sculptures of soldiers made from chicken wire. The ghost-like figures, created by sculptor Jackie Lantelli, guard the graves of 11 fallen soldiers from the village of Slimbridge. The ‘ghost’ soldiers, and a well-researched exhibition on the effects of war on the parish, mark 100 years since the end of World War One.