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RMMFJ09F–The Kelpies

Worthing England UK - The Desert Quartet Heads sculptures by Dame Elisabeth Jean Frink in Worthing Stock Photo

RMEJJ7X9–Worthing England UK - The Desert Quartet Heads sculptures by Dame Elisabeth Jean Frink in Worthing

One of the Kelpie heads at the Helix park in Falkirk in black and white. Stock Photo

RF2A6N14X–One of the Kelpie heads at the Helix park in Falkirk in black and white.

Beautiful Buddha statue between the clouds high up in a mountain. Big Buddha temple in Phuket. Gorgeous temples in Asia. Stock Photo

RFR367P9–Beautiful Buddha statue between the clouds high up in a mountain. Big Buddha temple in Phuket. Gorgeous temples in Asia.

Falkirk, Scotland - 27 July 2015: The Kelpies, Helix Park, Scotland by sculptor Andy Scott. At 30 metres high, these are the biggest equine statues Stock Photo

RFRE2819–Falkirk, Scotland - 27 July 2015: The Kelpies, Helix Park, Scotland by sculptor Andy Scott. At 30 metres high, these are the biggest equine statues

RMATHYEP–WHITE GIANTS

History of Europe, ancient and medieval: Earliest man, the Orient, Greece and Rome . Figs. 63 and 64. Sculptures of Hellenistic Pergamum Above (Fig. 63) is a Gallic trumpeter, as he sinks in death with histrumpet at his feet (§ 278). Below (Fig. 64) is a part of the friezearound the great altar of Zeus at Pergamum (Fig. 52). It pictures themythical struggle between gods and giants. A giant at the left, whoselimbs end in serpents, raises over his head a great stone to hurl it atthe goddess on the right (§ 278). Fig. 65. The Roman Forum and its Public Buildings in the Early Empire. (After Lucken Stock Photo

RM2AKN4B7–History of Europe, ancient and medieval: Earliest man, the Orient, Greece and Rome . Figs. 63 and 64. Sculptures of Hellenistic Pergamum Above (Fig. 63) is a Gallic trumpeter, as he sinks in death with histrumpet at his feet (§ 278). Below (Fig. 64) is a part of the friezearound the great altar of Zeus at Pergamum (Fig. 52). It pictures themythical struggle between gods and giants. A giant at the left, whoselimbs end in serpents, raises over his head a great stone to hurl it atthe goddess on the right (§ 278). Fig. 65. The Roman Forum and its Public Buildings in the Early Empire. (After Lucken

Christmas at Kew Gardens 2017 Stock Photo

RFKJHXWP–Christmas at Kew Gardens 2017

RMMFJ0A9–The Kelpies

RFRE2818–Falkirk, Scotland - 27 July 2015: The Kelpies, Helix Park, Scotland by sculptor Andy Scott. At 30 metres high, these are the biggest equine statues