Thread of amazing sculptures you (probably) didn't know existed 🧵

1. Statue of King Arthur, England

It is only Africans who are told to forget their past.

The Jews are told and encouraged to never forget.

These are haunting sculptures of slaves in a lake in memory of African ancestors who drowned as they were being transported across the Atlantic Ocean as slaves.

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Thread of surreal sculpture details 🧵

1. Water flowing over toes

Sculpture by Thierry Gall

Beautiful Ganesha Sculpture carved out of stone

Bhadreswara Temple, Mahanga, Cuttack, Odisha.

me when i listen to sculptures of anything goes

This is a reminder that we used to build sculptures that looked like this... but why did we stop?

Beautiful Horse driftwood sculpture.🐎🤎

Ranakpur Jain Temple, Rajasthan, Bharat🇮🇳♥️
15 th century.
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A fairy playing with a dandelion,

Steel sculpture by artist Robin Wight

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The Kailasha Temple at Ellora Caves in Maharashtra, India, is renowned for its size, architecture, and sculptures

It is believed to have been carved from a single rock.

Ancient sculpture from Costa Rica depicts man with child

Paper sculpture by Felix Semper.

🎨 Sublimes sculptures en bois

According to history, most of these sculptures have been created back in the 17th and 18th century up to 1750.

Now you know I love a good deduction and looking further into the narrative I found that some of the artists which created these majestic statues were supposedly in

Museum sculpture become a human.
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The largest bird sculpture on Earth. The artist spent 10 years creating this bird sculpture (200ft).

🎨GLACIAL GARDENS🎨

Base prompt :

Wander through the 'Glacial Gardens' with [SUBJECT], where [COLOR1] ice sculptures bloom like flowers and [COLOR2] frost crystals decorate the landscape, a winter wonderland of frozen beauty

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5. The Dreamers (Bernardo Bertolucci) - Venus de Milo (attributed to Alexandros of Antioch, 2nd century BC)

Eva Green—wearing black arm length gloves—stands in the dark, gracefully recreating one of the most iconic sculptures of all time.