Sentence examples for classical statues from inspiring English sources

There are classical statues and terraces.

It has long been known that classical statues were painted.

That includes the entrance courtyard, where students on their lunch break sit beneath classical statues.

Along with classical statues, the show includes ancient coins, bronzes and vases.

Stained glass could coexist with battered timber boarding, and concrete with plaster casts of classical statues.

They frame views of classical statues and the newly restored facade of the house itself.

The most original way this idea was developed was the concept of the sculpted body, as taken from classical statues.

Another iconic work from the Eighties shows a photograph of a female classical statue, viewed up-close, and the slogan: "Your gaze hits the side of my face".

Another art historian took a glimpse and sensed that while it had the form of a proper classical statue, it somehow lacked the spirit.

He was stoic, calling attention to a new, accidental beauty: what was briefly a living woman was now the ruin of a classical statue.

Three of the figures in Primavera are taken from a Classical statue of the Three Graces, while the figure of Venus in The Birth of Venus derives from an ancient statue of Venus Pudica.