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Design for a Neoclassical Building, Thought to be a School of Arts for the City of StockholmLouis Gu
Design for a Neoclassical Building, Thought to be a School of Arts for the City of StockholmLouis Gu
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, c
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, c
Facade for a Church with a Sculpture Representing FaithLouis Gustave Taraval (French; 1739–1794)ca.
Facade for a Church with a Sculpture Representing FaithLouis Gustave Taraval (French; 1739–1794)ca.
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Street elev
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Street elev
scandinaviancollectors: Architectural garden sculptures by Lagardo Tackett (earthenware, c.1960s) an
scandinaviancollectors: Architectural garden sculptures by Lagardo Tackett (earthenware, c.1960s) an
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, l
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, l
NEW ARCHITECTURAL SANDCASTLES BY CALVIN SEIBERT
NEW ARCHITECTURAL SANDCASTLES BY CALVIN SEIBERT
ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURES BY DAVID MORENO LOOK LIKE PENCIL SKETCHES
ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURES BY DAVID MORENO LOOK LIKE PENCIL SKETCHES
“Human Ruin” In States of Ruin, Architectural Sculptures by Peter Callesen Spring from a
“Human Ruin” In States of Ruin, Architectural Sculptures by Peter Callesen Spring from a
Who carved the many statues and architectural sculptures that have found their way to Glencairn? How
Who carved the many statues and architectural sculptures that have found their way to Glencairn? How
“Human Ruin” In States of Ruin, Architectural Sculptures by Peter Callesen Spring from a
“Human Ruin” In States of Ruin, Architectural Sculptures by Peter Callesen Spring from a
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