Sentence examples for high sculpture from inspiring English sources

The 4.5 metre high sculpture of a soldier's face, 'The Abandoned Soldier' was commissioned in 2007.

In his Young Neapolitan Fisherboy Playing with a Tortoise (1831), the informal pose and the smile both break with the traditional treatment of heroic subjects in high sculpture.

One piece, a vast six-foot high sculpture made from steel by Conrad Shawcross, dominates the RA courtyard, while a specially commissioned work by Turner-nominated Jim Lambie sees the gallery's central staircase transformed into a multi-coloured artwork.

Ms. Silverthorne also takes bits of detritus left over from the casting process and blows them up into swollen, biomorphic shapes, like "Two Fragments," a pair of yellow blobs set like high sculpture on a black base.

It's easy to imagine Kapoor listening to Der Ring des Niebelungen and being inspired to make such vast, Wagnerian-scale works as Marsyas, the 150-metre long, 10-storey high sculpture he created for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall in 2002.

At Milton Keynes, Heatherwick is the city's leading artist and at his Manchester site next to the former Commonwealth Games stadium he is working on a 20-storey high sculpture called the B of the Bang.

Each eight-week trail will feature the 5ft (1.52m) high sculptures, displayed in central or famous locations around the two cities.

The 5ft (1.5m) high sculptures have been decorated by artists and celebrities, including fashion designer Zandra Rhodes and model David Gandy.

Sure enough, he was the boy in the foot-high sculpture.

One of the most captivating pieces here is a three-foot-high sculpture of a young, lithe bodhisattva made of gilded bronze.

This organic, 40-foot-high sculpture, which belongs to the Museum of Modern Art, delightfully offsets the tower's austere, linear geometry.