Emotion Captured in Stone Statues Around the World

You don’t have to be an art critic to appreciate how lifelike statues that are carved in stone and marble can be. Not only do they somehow seem to capture the actual movement of their subjects, but often their eyes express an intense emotion. It is hard to imagine that these incredible works of art were once just blocks of stone with no semblance of the shapes that they would eventually become. Some of the facial expressions are truly amazing, whether showing fear, pain, or even passion. Here are some of our favorite statues that we have seen during our travels.

Lifelike Eyes in the Vatican Museum
Inside the Arc de Triomphe in Paris
Statue of David
Emotion and Intricate Details
Expressing the Energy of the Moment
From the Charles Bridge in Prague
Pain and Loss in Strasbourg, France

 

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