Sculpting Collection (#6)

Carving of Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, and Jefferson Davis at Stone Mountain, Georgia

India, Kashmir, Srinagar. A potters skilled hands shape a new pot in Srinagar, Kashmir, India

Mount Rushmore, C1932
MOUNT RUSHMORE, c1932. Workmen sculpting the face of George Washington at Mount Rushmore, South Dakota. Photograph, c1932

Atelier of Matthew Cotes Wyatt, sculptor
The atelier at Dudley Grove House in the Harrow Road, of Matthew Cotes Wyatt, the sculptor who created the equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington astride his horse Copenhagen now in Aldershot

George Frederic Watts RA - Sculptor
George Frederic Watts RA (1817-1904) - the Victorian Painter and sculptor at work, putting the finish touches to his statue of Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Date: 1903

Lily pollen, SEM
Pollen grains. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of pollen grains from a lily (Lilium sp.) plant. The outer wall (exine) of the pollen is highly sculpted, which may assist in wind

Cardiff Bay, A Private View Sculpture by Kevin Atherton
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Sculpting Animals
Waterstone Hawkins and an assistant in his workshop, creating the prehistoric animal sculptures for the grounds of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham

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Richard Belt, a renowned sculptor, brings life to stone and metal through his masterful creations. His works can be found in various corners of the world, each telling a unique story. One such masterpiece is the Monument to Berthold Schwarz in Freiburg, Germany. This sculpture pays homage to the alchemist from the 14th century who invented gunpowder. Belt's attention to detail captures both the historical significance and artistic beauty of this momentous discovery. In Bamberg, Bavaria, another striking statue stands tall in Domplatz square. The intricate carvings on this piece transport viewers back in time as they admire its presence amidst the historic center. It serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that resonates throughout Upper Franconia. Traveling further east to Karnataka, India, we encounter images of deities adorning the walls of Kesava Temple. Belt's skillful craftsmanship breathes life into these divine figures with every stroke he makes. The temple radiates spirituality and showcases South India's architectural brilliance. Belt's talent extends beyond religious sculptures; he also immortalizes influential figures like Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels at Berlin's Marx-Engels-Forum. These bronze statues capture their ideologies while paying tribute to their lasting impact on society. The Monument to Franz Liszt in Weimar exemplifies Belt's ability to transform Carrara marble into ethereal beauty. This delicate yet powerful creation embodies Liszt's musical genius and leaves spectators awestruck by its elegance. Henri Gaudier-Brzeska captured our imagination with his avant-garde sculptures around 1910—a testament to how art evolves over time but remains timeless in its essence. Moving away from human forms, Belt even finds inspiration from nature itself—like the Venetian lion guarding Motovun town gate or microscopic diatoms seen under an electron microscope. He seamlessly translates these natural wonders into captivating pieces that showcase the intricate details of our world.