Gargoyles Collection

Paris Gargoyle
Black Peter the stone gargoyle of Notre Dame is 250ft above the ground. All Parisienne children know he watches out for naughty children

Paris Notre Dame
A trio of gargoyles

Photographic print of the Gargoyles on the west front of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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Photographic print of the Gargoyles on the west front of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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Photographic print of the Gargoyles on the west front of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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The Gargoyles on the west front of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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The Gargoyles on the west front of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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The Gargoyles on the west front of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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The Gargoyles, Stirling Castle, 1898. Creator: David Young Cameron
The Gargoyles, Stirling Castle, 1898

Lincoln College, Oxford
England, Oxford, Lincoln College and views across the city from St Mary the Virgin church tower

USA, New York City, Manhattan, Chrysler Building

La Ville En Feu! The City On Fire!
An atmospheric illustration of an ornately designed bridge under a darkening, hazy sky, in front of an audience of monstrous gargoyles. Date: circa 1901

5 Grotesque Heads in the Belfry of Bristol Cathedral and 12 others (pencil & w / c on paper)
2831256 5 Grotesque Heads in the Belfry of Bristol Cathedral and 12 others (pencil & w/c on paper) by Homes, Marcus H. (1803-1854); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums

The Chimera of Amiens (etching)
6198104 The Chimera of Amiens (etching) by Cameron, David Young (1865-1945); 22.5x17 cm; The McManus, Dundee, UK; Dundee Art Galleries and Museums; Scottish, out of copyright

Gargoyle from the balustrade of the Grande Galerie, replica of a 12th century original
XIR229187 Gargoyle from the balustrade of the Grande Galerie, replica of a 12th century original (stone) by Viollet-le-Duc, Eugene Emmanuel (1814-79); Notre Dame, Paris, France; French

Groin stones (bosses) in ceiling of Redcliffe Church (w / c on paper)
2831488 Groin stones (bosses) in ceiling of Redcliffe Church (w/c on paper) by Manning, Joseph (c.1801-1861/1871); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums

Hotel de Sens, late 19th century-early 20th century (see also 345987) (b / w photo)
XIR345988 Hotel de Sens, late 19th century-early 20th century (see also 345987) (b/w photo) by Giraudon, Adolphe (1849-1929); Paris

The Gargoyle, 1853 (etching)
1067883 The Gargoyle, 1853 (etching) by Meryon, Charles (1821-68); 17.3x13 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; (add.info.: Le Stryge); Foundation for the Arts Collection, gift of Mr. and Mrs

Beauty among the Devils, on the Roof of Notre Dame, Paris (litho)
1048541 Beauty among the Devils, on the Roof of Notre Dame, Paris (litho) by Renouard, Charles Paul (1845-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Beauty among the Devils)

Priors Door, Ely Cathedral (colour photo)
3093855 Priors Door, Ely Cathedral (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Priors Door, Ely Cathedral)

Italian Street Scene, 1838 (oil on canvas)
2829706 Italian Street Scene, 1838 (oil on canvas) by Muller, William James (1812-45); 40x30 cm; Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums, Galleries & Archives; Bequest of J. W

Hotel de Sens, late 19th century-early 20th century (see also 345988) (b / w photo)
XIR345987 Hotel de Sens, late 19th century-early 20th century (see also 345988) (b/w photo) by Giraudon, Adolphe (1849-1929); Paris

Cat Head Gargoyle, 1932 / 1945. Creator: John Davis
Cat Head Gargoyle, 1932/1945

Unidentified gentleman seen here inspecting the damage to the roof of St Michaels Cathedral, Coventry, following the Luftwaffes air raid on the city on the night of the 14th October 1940

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England, Oxford, Brasenose College across lawn of the Radcliffe Camera

New College, Oxford
England, Oxford, New College

Merton College, Oxford
England, Oxford, Merton College, St Albans Quadrangle

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England, Oxford, All Souls College view from St Mary the Virgin church tower

Worcester College, Oxford
England, Oxford, Worcester College, chapel interior

St Mary the Virgin, Oxford
England, Oxford, church tower and Radcliffe Camera, St Mary the Virgin Church

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Spain, Valencia Province, Valencia, Puente del Reino, A gargoyle at the entrance to the bridge, Puente del Reino is one of many bridges over the former Rio Turia which now serves as a park as

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Poland, Krakow, Dome & gargoyles of the Juliusz Slowacki Theatre

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Poland, Krakow, Juliusz Slowacki Theatre

Gargoyles, Notre Dame de Paris cathedral, Paris, France, Europe

Medieval architectural ornament and sculpture, (1898). Creator: Unknown
Medieval architectural ornament and sculpture, (1898). Fig 1: Carved figure from the stalls of the Minster at Ulm. Fig 2: Projecting bracket of a seat-flap (Misericordia) of the same stalls

University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, gothic architecture, gargoyles

Stirling Castle, 19th century. Creator: W Wallis
Stirling Castle, 19th century. View of the ramparts of Stirling Castle in Scotland, with soldiers in Highland dress

Grotesque gargoyle with hands in mouth
Grotesque gargoyle with a square head and its hands in its mouth. circa early 19th century

Sardinia Sassari Sassari Fonte Rosello Italy
Sardinia Sassari Sassari Fonte Rosello, this is my Italy, the italian country of visual history, Post-medieval Sardinian baroque fountain 1605-1606

Two gargoyles on Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris. Date: 1914

Gargoyle statue from the spire of Zagreb Cathedral in Zagreb, Croatia

Grotesque gargoyle, Rosslyn Chapel, Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

TOOTHACHE GARGOYLES
The Dentists Apprentice : This gargoyle, on the church at Monksilver, Somerset, England, looks like it has bad toothache. No wonder, with a mouth like that! Date: Medieval

Fishermans Bastion, Gargoyles Hungary, Budapest. Fishermans Bastion, Gargoyles

Cathedral, Sibenik, Croatia detail of cathedral, sibenik, croatia, eastern europe. balkan, europe

Architectural Details
A selection of gargoyles Date: 1840

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"Gargoyles: Guardians of Architectural Beauty" Gargoyles, these fascinating and enigmatic creatures, have long captivated the imagination of both locals and tourists alike. From their prominent presence on the Paris Notre Dame to their eerie charm at Lincoln College in Oxford, they can an integral part of architectural details that adorn some of the world's most iconic structures. In Paris, the gargoyle's legacy is deeply intertwined with its rich history. The famous Paris Gargoyle perched atop Notre Dame Cathedral stands as a testament to this city's enduring spirit. With its grotesque figure and hands clasped over its mouth, it seems to silently witness La Ville En Feu. The City On Fire. , reminding us of past trials overcome. Beyond France's borders, gargoyles continue to leave their mark on architectural wonders around the globe. In New York City's Manhattan skyline, one can find them gracing the Chrysler Building - guardians watching over a bustling metropolis day and night. But what makes these stone figures so intriguing? Perhaps it is their ability to transport us back in time or evoke emotions through their intricate designs. Eight corbels adorning St Philips showcase delicate pencil strokes blended with watercolors; each piece telling a unique story etched into paper for eternity. The artistry behind these sculptures extends beyond mere decoration; they serve practical purposes too. Five Grotesque Heads found within Bristol Cathedral's belfry act as rainwater spouts while adding character to an already magnificent structure. One cannot discuss gargoyles without mentioning "The Chimera of Amiens. " This etching captures not only the beauty but also the mystery surrounding these mythical creatures that have stood sentry atop cathedrals for centuries. Gargoyles symbolize more than just ornamental features; they embody resilience and strength amidst adversity.