Sentence examples for work on statues from inspiring English sources

"I'm a good fit here," she said, between public work on statues of a fox and wildcat, chats with guests curious about her art and kayaking afternoons on the lake.

In the 1580s, Pilon began work on statues for the chapels that were to circle the tomb.

The other day, Churchill was coming together, and one worker was finishing an Otterness dismembered foot, while others were working on statues of everyone from Don Quixote to the founder of Vassar College.

Work on the statues, which were carved from a soft volcanic stone, seems to have begun about ad 900.

Mr. Biagi continued his design work on the statue itself.

But the conservation work on the statue in Los Angeles — following on an earlier loan of the work to the British Museum last summer — has kept it out of Sicily for more than a year, and that has made Sicilian officials impatient.

Next door, Mr. Arkin runs a vest-pocket gallery, through whose window a sculptor has been seen at work on a statue of St. Salvatore for an owner of the Famous House of Pizza and Calzone around the corner.

In May 1878, while at work on the statue, Ream married Lieutenant (later Brigadier General) Richard L. Hoxie, with whom she established a home in Farragut Square that was a popular site for parties.

Mr. Blonsky said he hoped work on the statue would be finished by the fall, when 20 new London plane trees could be planted, if the renovation plan is approved by the city's Public Design Commission.

Quinn, a British artist, is best known for Self, a sculpture of his own head made from his own frozen blood and his work on the statue of Alison Lapper, currently installed on the fourth plinth at Trafalgar Square.

Due to the troubled political situation in France, work on the statue did not commence until the early 1870s.