Ceropegia's photos with the keyword: sculpture

On a pillar in front of the Health, Hospitals and Sanitation Building formerly the New York City Department of Health Building, 125 Worth Street, New York City, New York (DCS01089)

On the Empire Building (not the Empire State Building), 71 Broadway, New York City, New York (DSC01262)

On the Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park, Greenwich Village, Lower Manhattan, New York City, New York (IMG_5484)

On the Bankers Trust Company Building, 14 Wall Street, New York City, New York (DSC01236)

On the Standard Oil Building, 26 Broadway, New York City (DCS01307)

On the Liberty Tower aka SInclair Oil Building,, 55 Liberty Street, New York City, New York (IMG_5971)

On the American Express Company Building, 65 Broadway, New York City, New York (DSC01270)

Venice Beach, California (IMG_5897)

Atlanta Botanic Garden, Atlanta, Georgia (0301130035)

San Antonio Botanical Garden, San Antonio, Texas (IMG_9932)

Atlanta Botanic Garden, Atlanta, Georgia. (0301130004)

Atlanta Botanic Garden, Atlanta, Georgia. (0301130021)

Atlanta Botanic Garden, Atlanta, Georgia. (0301130055)

The inner 13th Century doorway of the Chapter House represents the Annunciation. It symbolizes Mary's acceptance of the incarnation. The angels on the trefoils are witness to the event, on the left, the Archangel Gabriel and on the right, Mary. These two life size figures were carved c. 1253 and are among the most important survivals of medieval sculpture. The carving of Christ in his Majesty in the center was inserted by Sir Gilbert Scott in the 19th Century. Originally the roundel would have been empty. London, England. Scanned 35mm negative. (Eng 24014)

Eighteen foot tall cougar statue sculpted by Gerald Balcair from a single slab of Colorado marble. National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (2006_0619trip0071)

Over an arch in Balboa Park, San Diego, California. (IMG_3673)

Atlanta Botanical Garden (0301130080)

In the old Frieda Schiff Warburg Memorial Sculpture Garden at the Brooklyn Museum. The objects in this garden were architectural embellishments saved when the buildings they were on were demolished or updated. I absolutely loved this garden. The garden was dismantled in 2000. Later, a new garden, the Steinberg Family Sculpture Garden, was installed with some of the objects from the original garden. Not having returned since the new garden was installed, I do not know whether this is among those in the new garden. My understanding is that many pieces in the original garden have not been used in the new one and that many have been or may be sold. Scanned 35mm negative (1Y003)