Stone Carving Collection (page 3)

Egypt, Abu Simbel, Statues and Temple of Ramses II, main chamber, reliefs

Spain, Galicia. Stone carving of a pilgrim along the Camino de between Ventras de Naron and Palas de Rei

Travel views of Japan and Korea, 1908. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Travel views of Japan and Korea, 1908

Nella Venuta in Roma: pl. 1, 1764. Creator: Franz Edmund Weirotter
Nella Venuta in Roma: pl. 1, 1764

Stonemasons carving the arms of the Bolognese Cardinal Petro Vidono, under his direction, ... 1663. Creator: Anon
Stonemasons carving the arms of the Bolognese Cardinal Petro Vidono, under his direction, 1663

Plate from, Nella Venuta, 1764. Creator: Franz Edmund Weirotter
Plate from, Nella Venuta, 1764

Garden Ornament (Greyhound), c. 1939. Creator: George Constantine;Constantine, George
Garden Ornament (Greyhound), c. 1939

Babylonian stone carved duck, ca 2000 BCE. Creator: Assyrian Art
Babylonian stone carved duck, ca 2000 BCE. Private Collection

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Nelson Street, Greenwich, Greater London. The former Burton store on the corner of Nelson Street and Greenwich High Road, showing the curved facade and posters covering the ground floor shopfront

A stone carving shop at Mamallapuram in Tamil Nadu, India

Syria, Aleppo, the Dead Cities, Ruins of the Basilica of Saint Simeon (Qala at Samaan)

The Lion Gate, Mycenae, Argolis, The Peloponnese, Greece, Southern Europe

Egypt, Luxor, Dendara, Temple of Hathor

Detail of the Portico of the Roman Forum in Merida depicting Medusa. Spain

Roman Forum, Rome, Lazio, Italy, Europe

Stone carving at the museum of Mahasthangarh, one of the earliest urban archaeological sites in Bangladesh, Bogra District, Rajshahi Division, Bangladesh

Engraved Ocher Plaque from Blombos Cave, South Africa. The oldest artifact of mankind, 70th millennium BC. Found in the collection of Smithsonian Institution Archives

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BURTONS, 22 - 24 OLD MARKET, HALIFAX, CALDERDALE, WEST YORKSHIRE. Looking up at the centre of the west, Princess Street elevation of the Burton store at 22-24 Old Market

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Furness Abbey, Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbria. Detail of the helm of a stone effigy of a knight in armour

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York Minster, Minster Yard, York. A detailed view of a carved stone in the crypt of York Minster, also known as St Peters Cathedral Church. The stone is set within a wall and has a carving of hell

Mythological and flower mofits decorating part of the 11 Century Pieve di Corsignano, near Pienza, Tuscany, Italy

Architectural detail on Church of Santi Quirico e Giulitta, San Quirico d Orcia, Siena, Tuscany, Italy

Granite stone carvings outside a shop at Mamallapuram in Tamil Nadu, India

A stone carver at Mamallapuram in Tamil Nadu, India
A stone carver in his workshop at Mamallapuram in Tamil Nadu, India

Japan, Kyoto, Arashiyama, Otagi Nembutsu-ji Temple, Carved Stone Figures of Rakan, Disciples of Shaka the founder of Buddhism

Curetes Street, Ephesus, Turkey

Syria, Hama Surroundings, Al ma arra Museum

Syria, Aleppo, The 8th BC Century Hittite temple of Ain Dara, Lion Carving

Singapore, Chinatown, Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple

Singapore, Chinatown, Shri Krishnan Hindu Temple

Facade sculpture of Church of the Holy Cross (Chiesa di Santa Croce), Lecce, Apulia, Italy

Stone carving on apse of Palermo cathedral, Palermo, Sicily, Italy

Detail of Fountain of Neptune (1557), Messina, Sicily, Italy

Cloister of Monreale Cathedral, Monreale, Sicily, Italy

Indonesia, Bali, the directional temple of Pura Luhur Batukaru on the slopes of the Batukaru Volcano

Medieval church (13th century), Cugrugasheni, Georgia

Tomb of Khai Dinh, Emperor of Vietnam, Hue, Vietnam

Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Cholon, Phuoc An Hoi Quan Pagoda

Egypt, Luxor, West Bank, Medinat Habu Temple

Egypt, Abu Simbel, Temple of Nefertari and Hathor

Egypt, Aswan, Philae, Temple of Isis

Egypt, Edfu, Temple and Statue of Orus (the Hawk God, Protector of Osiris)

Egypt, Kom Ombo, Dual Temple of Sobek and Haroerus, Hypostyle Hall

Egypt, Luxor, Karnak, Temple of Amun, Great Hypostyle Hall

Egypt, Luxor, Luxor Temple, Avenue of Sphinxes

Memorial Carving in Trogirs historic Town Hall, Stari Grad (Old town), Trogir, Dalmatia, Croatia

Romanesque portal by master sculptor Radovan (1240s), cathedral of St. Lawrence, Trogir, Dalmatia, Croatia

Carved column capital of Rectors palace, Dubrovnik, Dalmatia, Croatia

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Stone carving is an ancient art form that has left its mark on numerous iconic landmarks around the world. From the intricate details of La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona to the breathtaking view of Alnmouth village with River Aln flowing into the North Sea, stone carvings have a way of capturing our attention and imagination. In Cambodia's Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, traditional apsara dancers come to life through meticulously carved stones, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of this Southeast Asian nation. Similarly, Indonesia's Bali boasts stunning stone reliefs depicting Rama and Sita's epic tale, transporting visitors back in time. Even in bustling cities like New York City, amidst Bow Bridge in Central Park stands as a testament to the enduring beauty of stone carving. Meanwhile, Afghanistan's Bamiyan once housed a magnificent Buddha statue carved into cliffs before it was tragically destroyed by the Taliban. Traveling across continents brings us to Easter Island (Rapa Nui), where enigmatic Moai statues stand tall against Chilean landscapes. In Colombia's Plaza Bolivar or England's Men-an-Tol cromlech near Penzance, Cornwall - these stone carvings connect us with history and culture from different corners of our planet. One cannot miss Brazil's Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) statue overlooking Rio de Janeiro; its grandeur exemplifies how they are create awe-inspiring monuments that leave an indelible impression on all who witness them. And even on Micronesia's Yap island lies a unique sight: a stone money bank representing both tradition and wealth within Pacific cultures. From ancient Buddhas dating back centuries to modern-day masterpieces adorning cityscapes worldwide - these captivating examples highlight how stone carving continues to captivate hearts and minds throughout generations.