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FEATURE - Die letzten Objekte werden für die Ausstellung "Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance" im V&A, London, aufgestellt
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EXCLUSIVE - The Ascension with Christ giving the Keys to St Peter, relief, sculpted by Donatello is installed for the first major UK exhibition to explore the work of the Renaissance master. Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance opens at the V&A on Saturday 11th February.
EXCLUSIVE - Final objects being installed for 'Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance' exhibition at the V&A, London, UK - 25 Jan 2023
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FEATURE - Die letzten Objekte werden für die Ausstellung "Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance" im V&A, London, aufgestellt
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EXCLUSIVE - The Ascension with Christ giving the Keys to St Peter, relief, sculpted by Donatello is installed for the first major UK exhibition to explore the work of the Renaissance master. Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance opens at the V&A on Saturday 11th February.
EXCLUSIVE - Final objects being installed for 'Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance' exhibition at the V&A, London, UK - 25 Jan 2023
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FEATURE - Die letzten Objekte werden für die Ausstellung "Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance" im V&A, London, aufgestellt
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EXCLUSIVE - The Ascension with Christ giving the Keys to St Peter, relief, sculpted by Donatello is installed for the first major UK exhibition to explore the work of the Renaissance master. Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance opens at the V&A on Saturday 11th February.
EXCLUSIVE - Final objects being installed for 'Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance' exhibition at the V&A, London, UK - 25 Jan 2023
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FEATURE - Die letzten Objekte werden für die Ausstellung "Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance" im V&A, London, aufgestellt
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Parry/Shutterstock (13752693o)
EXCLUSIVE - The Ascension with Christ giving the Keys to St Peter, relief, sculpted by Donatello is installed for the first major UK exhibition to explore the work of the Renaissance master. Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance opens at the V&A on Saturday 11th February.
EXCLUSIVE - Final objects being installed for 'Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance' exhibition at the V&A, London, UK - 25 Jan 2023
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FEATURE - Die letzten Objekte werden für die Ausstellung "Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance" im V&A, London, aufgestellt
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Parry/Shutterstock (13752693k)
EXCLUSIVE - The Ascension with Christ giving the Keys to St Peter, relief, sculpted by Donatello is installed for the first major UK exhibition to explore the work of the Renaissance master. Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance opens at the V&A on Saturday 11th February.
EXCLUSIVE - Final objects being installed for 'Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance' exhibition at the V&A, London, UK - 25 Jan 2023
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FEATURE - Die letzten Objekte werden für die Ausstellung "Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance" im V&A, London, aufgestellt
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Parry/Shutterstock (13752693a)
EXCLUSIVE - The Ascension with Christ giving the Keys to St Peter, relief, sculpted by Donatello is installed for the first major UK exhibition to explore the work of the Renaissance master. Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance opens at the V&A on Saturday 11th February.
EXCLUSIVE - Final objects being installed for 'Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance' exhibition at the V&A, London, UK - 25 Jan 2023
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium. Waiting for the Barbarians" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775378
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium. Waiting for the Barbarians" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775370
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775388
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775363
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775384
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium. Waiting for the Barbarians" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775376
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775364
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium. Waiting for the Barbarians" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775381
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NEWS - Rom: Pferde Installation von Gustavo Aceves vor dem Kollosseum
In Rome, the Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves horses, contemporary author of "Lapidarium. Waiting for the Barbarians" installed in different sites in the city from the Colosseo. The horses, sculpted in bronze, marble, wood, iron and granite, represent, according Aceves, the eternal human migration. After Rome the exhibition will arrive in Istanbul, Paris and Venice to finish the world tour in Mexico City in 2018. (Photo by Patrizia Cortellessa/Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 18775352
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FEATURE - Nepal: Land und Leute
(7/16/2016) Sadhu at Budhanilkantha temple, also known as Narayantan temple is located north of Kathmandu city, about 8 kilometers away, Nepal (Photo by Sergi Reboredo/Sipa USA) *** Local Caption *** 20844521
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Tomb of Vasco da Gama, Santa Maria Church, Mosteiro dos Jeronimos (Monastery of the Hieronymites), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Belem, Lisbon, Portugal, Europe
Tomb of Vasco da Gama, Santa Maria Church, Mosteiro dos Jeronimos (Monastery of the Hieronymites), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Belem, Lisbon, Portugal, Europe
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Croatia - Jun 2014
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Sculpted figures on the facade of Zagreb Cathedral in Croatia. The cathedral dates from 1217 and is dedicated to St Mary of the Assumption, it was restored following damage during the earthquake of 1880.
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Sculpted figures and the round window on the facade of Zagreb Cathedral in Croatia. The cathedral dates from 1217 and is dedicated to St Mary of the Assumption, it was restored following damage during the earthquake of 1880.
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Croatia - Jun 2014
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Sculpted figures on the facade of Zagreb Cathedral in Croatia. The cathedral dates from 1217 and is dedicated to St Mary of the Assumption, it was restored following damage during the earthquake of 1880.
Croatia - Jun 2014
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White chocolate wedding dress to celebrate royal wedding, Little Walsingham, Norfolk, Britain - 31 Mar 2011
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A Sweet Idea For Kate's Wedding Dress
Now here's a tasty idea for Kate Middleton's wedding dress - a gown made entirely out of chocolate.
The unusual attire has been carefully crafted by Dale Skipper at The Chocolate Deli in Little Walsingham, Norfolk.
With a simple train, delicate beading and sweetheart neckline, the ivory dress is perfect for a princess - especially one who has a sweet tooth.
For the dress, tiara, necklace and glistening bracelet have all been moulded out of white chocolate and decorated with sugar beads and edible glitter.
According to Dale, creating the dress was just like sculpting clay; however, her material of choice was modelling chocolate made to her own secret recipe.
It took her around eight hours to carefully sculpt the dress after looking through a few wedding magazine for inspiration.
It is now on display on a mannequin with flowing brunette locks at The Chocolate Deli, where it is surrounded by bunting and union flags.
And Dale is confident it will still look just as good on Prince William and Kate Middleton's big day - so long as her customers don't decide to take a sneaky nibble or two.
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White chocolate wedding dress to celebrate royal wedding, Little Walsingham, Norfolk, Britain - 31 Mar 2011
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A Sweet Idea For Kate's Wedding Dress
Now here's a tasty idea for Kate Middleton's wedding dress - a gown made entirely out of chocolate.
The unusual attire has been carefully crafted by Dale Skipper at The Chocolate Deli in Little Walsingham, Norfolk.
With a simple train, delicate beading and sweetheart neckline, the ivory dress is perfect for a princess - especially one who has a sweet tooth.
For the dress, tiara, necklace and glistening bracelet have all been moulded out of white chocolate and decorated with sugar beads and edible glitter.
According to Dale, creating the dress was just like sculpting clay; however, her material of choice was modelling chocolate made to her own secret recipe.
It took her around eight hours to carefully sculpt the dress after looking through a few wedding magazine for inspiration.
It is now on display on a mannequin with flowing brunette locks at The Chocolate Deli, where it is surrounded by bunting and union flags.
And Dale is confident it will still look just as good on Prince William and Kate Middleton's big day - so long as her customers don't decide to take a sneaky nibble or two.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QXCKGPWTS (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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White chocolate wedding dress to celebrate royal wedding, Little Walsingham, Norfolk, Britain - 31 Mar 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features ( 1302575g )
A Sweet Idea For Kate's Wedding Dress
Now here's a tasty idea for Kate Middleton's wedding dress - a gown made entirely out of chocolate.
The unusual attire has been carefully crafted by Dale Skipper at The Chocolate Deli in Little Walsingham, Norfolk.
With a simple train, delicate beading and sweetheart neckline, the ivory dress is perfect for a princess - especially one who has a sweet tooth.
For the dress, tiara, necklace and glistening bracelet have all been moulded out of white chocolate and decorated with sugar beads and edible glitter.
According to Dale, creating the dress was just like sculpting clay; however, her material of choice was modelling chocolate made to her own secret recipe.
It took her around eight hours to carefully sculpt the dress after looking through a few wedding magazine for inspiration.
It is now on display on a mannequin with flowing brunette locks at The Chocolate Deli, where it is surrounded by bunting and union flags.
And Dale is confident it will still look just as good on Prince William and Kate Middleton's big day - so long as her customers don't decide to take a sneaky nibble or two.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QXCKGPWTS (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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White chocolate wedding dress to celebrate royal wedding, Little Walsingham, Norfolk, Britain - 31 Mar 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features ( 1302575c )
A Sweet Idea For Kate's Wedding Dress
Now here's a tasty idea for Kate Middleton's wedding dress - a gown made entirely out of chocolate.
The unusual attire has been carefully crafted by Dale Skipper at The Chocolate Deli in Little Walsingham, Norfolk.
With a simple train, delicate beading and sweetheart neckline, the ivory dress is perfect for a princess - especially one who has a sweet tooth.
For the dress, tiara, necklace and glistening bracelet have all been moulded out of white chocolate and decorated with sugar beads and edible glitter.
According to Dale, creating the dress was just like sculpting clay; however, her material of choice was modelling chocolate made to her own secret recipe.
It took her around eight hours to carefully sculpt the dress after looking through a few wedding magazine for inspiration.
It is now on display on a mannequin with flowing brunette locks at The Chocolate Deli, where it is surrounded by bunting and union flags.
And Dale is confident it will still look just as good on Prince William and Kate Middleton's big day - so long as her customers don't decide to take a sneaky nibble or two.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Albanpix Ltd / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QXCKGPWTS (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Zimbabwe - Oct 2010
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African men sell souvenirs at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. They sell wooden goods, sculpted soapstone and the now worthless high denomination Zimbabwean Dollar notes of the hyper-inflationary period.
Zimbabwe - Oct 2010
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City Of London Book, London, United Kingdom, 2010
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City Of London Institute Of Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountants' Hall Moorgate Place John Belcher Ra 2010 Fine Example Of Victorian Neo-baroque Architecture Drawing Inspiration From The Italian Renaissance. Sculpted Friezes And 19th Century Sculptures By Hamo Thorneycroft Ra And Harry Bates Ara.
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City Of London Book, London, United Kingdom, 2010
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City Of London Institute Of Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountants' Hall Moorgate Place John Belcher Ra 2010 Fine Example Of Victorian Neo-baroque Architecture Drawing Inspiration From The Italian Renaissance. Sculpted Friezes And 19th Century Sculptures By Hamo Thorneycroft Ra And Harry Bates Ara.
City Of London Book, London, United Kingdom, 2010
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National Television Awards, O2 Arena, London, Britain - 20 Jan 2010
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National Television Awards pre-party, O2 Arena, London, Britain - 20 Jan 2010
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National Television Awards pre-party, O2 Arena, London, Britain - 20 Jan 2010
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Madagascar - 04 Dec 2009
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Pristine forests and naturally sculpted limestone formations and the home of at-risk species like lemurs.
Madagascar - 04 Dec 2009
Madagascar is one of the most ecologically important places on the planet. Since it broke off from mainland Africa more than 65 million years ago, it has developed in isolation, and is now home to many species that exist nowhere else on the planet. Without the help of local conservationists, however, the survival of many of these species will come under threat. Madagascar lies 400 kilometres off the east coast of Africa and is legendary for the profusion of its wildlife and flora, 80% of which is found nowhere else on earth. The island offers diverse and spectacular scenery: mountains, deserts, rainforests, dazzling beaches fringing the Indian Ocean and island archipelagos linked by coral reefs and clear turquoise waters.It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990. Since that time the southern end of the protecte
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Madagascar - 04 Dec 2009
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Pristine forests and naturally sculpted limestone formations and the home of at-risk species like lemurs
Madagascar - 04 Dec 2009
Madagascar is one of the most ecologically important places on the planet. Since it broke off from mainland Africa more than 65 million years ago, it has developed in isolation, and is now home to many species that exist nowhere else on the planet. Without the help of local conservationists, however, the survival of many of these species will come under threat. Madagascar lies 400 kilometres off the east coast of Africa and is legendary for the profusion of its wildlife and flora, 80% of which is found nowhere else on earth. The island offers diverse and spectacular scenery: mountains, deserts, rainforests, dazzling beaches fringing the Indian Ocean and island archipelagos linked by coral reefs and clear turquoise waters.It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1990. Since that time the southern end of the protecte
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Switzerland - 2009
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Over size sculpted head of Eros, public square, Lugano, Ticono, Switzerland
Switzerland - 2009
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'Inglourious Basterds' Premiere, Los Angeles, America - 10 Aug 2009
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'Inglourious Basterds' Premiere, Los Angeles, America - 10 Aug 2009
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Bronze statue of Pope Innocent X Pamphili sculpted by Algardi 1645-1650 in the Palazzo dei Conservatori on the Capitol European Italia Italian Roma Southern Europe History Learning Lessons One individual Solo Lone Solitary Religious Teaching Religion Single unitary Rome Lazio ITALY
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Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Troy Landwehr puts some finishing touches on his giant (6 ' 8") statue of Abraham Lincoln sculped from cheese sits in front of a building in Washington, DC. The statue was created to honor Lincoln. The statue will be destroyed and the cheese donated to local food banks.
Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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A giant (6 ' 8") statue of Abraham Lincoln sculped from cheese sits in front of a building in Washington, DC. The statue was created to honor Lincoln. The statue will be destroyed and the cheese donated to local food banks.
Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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A giant (6 ' 8") statue of Abraham Lincoln sculped from cheese sits in front of a building in Washington, DC. The statue was created to honor Lincoln. The statue will be destroyed and the cheese donated to local food banks.
Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Troy Landwehr puts some finishing touches on his giant (6 ' 8") statue of Abraham Lincoln sculped from cheese sits in front of a building in Washington, DC. The statue was created to honor Lincoln. The statue will be destroyed and the cheese donated to local food banks.
Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Troy Landwehr stands next to his giant (6 ' 8") statue of Abraham Lincoln sculped from cheese sits in front of a building in Washington, DC. The statue was created to honor Lincoln. The statue will be destroyed and the cheese donated to local food banks.
Abraham Lincoln Statue Sculpted From Cheese, Washington DC, America - 03 Jul 2009
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Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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The sculpted female figures which guard the crypt are Caryatids and are copied from ancient Greek examples found on the Acropolis, those these ones had to be shortened by cutting a section from the waist to make them fit.
Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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The sculpted female figures which guard the crypt are Caryatids and are copied from ancient Greek examples found on the Acropolis, those these ones had to be shortened by cutting a section from the waist to make them fit.
Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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The sculpted female figures which guard the crypt are Caryatids and are copied from ancient Greek examples found on the Acropolis, those these ones had to be shortened by cutting a section from the waist to make them fit.
Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Drysdale / Rex Features ( 936535b )
The sculpted female figures which guard the crypt are Caryatids and are copied from ancient Greek examples found on the Acropolis, those these ones had to be shortened by cutting a section from the waist to make them fit.
Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Drysdale / Rex Features ( 936535a )
The sculpted female figures which guard the crypt are Caryatids and are copied from ancient Greek examples found on the Acropolis, those these ones had to be shortened by cutting a section from the waist to make them fit.
Caryatids on St Pancras New Church, London, Britain - May 2009
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The Golden Chariot, a luxury train that tours heritage sites in Karnataka, Southern India - Apr 2009
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The Golden Chariot, a luxury train that tours heritage sites in Karnataka, Southern India - Apr 2009
THE GOLDEN CHARIOT - KARNATAKA'S LUXURY TRAIN
Visitors to Southern India can enjoy a luxurious voyage of discovery thanks to a veritable 'palace on wheels' - the Golden Chariot.
This five-star train transports tourists between sites of cultural and historic interest throughout the Indian state of Karnataka.
While the neighbouring states of Kerala and Goa are firmly established on the tourist trail, Karnataka is only just entering the mass consciousness of international travellers.
With poor roads, no real air access and only limited hotels the state has remained largely untouched.
However, the Golden Chariot is now opening up this area and revealing its many wonders, all of which are encapsulated under the region's "One State, Many Worlds" slogan.
And the concept of exploring India's heritage sites from the opulent surroundings of a train that comes complete with its very own spa is proving increasingly popular.
The Golden Chariot's journey begins in Bangalore's Yeshwanthpur railway station before it embarks on a seven day tour that winds its way through Karnataka, stopping at some of its impressive heritage sites, and eventually finishing in Goa.
Those who embark on this journey can enjoy a host of luxuries that are packed into the eighteen coaches that form the Golden Chariot.
Eleven of these carriages are given over to sleeping quarters named after the dynasties - such as Rashtrakuta, Vijayanagara and Chalukya - which formerly ruled over territories in Karnataka.
Each of the carriages, which cost around $350 per night for double occupancy, have a full-time coach attendant who provides an attentive, butler-like service.
The decor of each cabin draws its inspiration from Karnataka'...
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The Gatehouse and Church at Stanway House in Gloucestershire, a stunning Jacobean design constructed from a unique type of Cotswold stone known as Guiting Yellow, at the entrance to the Tracy family estate (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Sunlight coming through the East Cloister at Wells Cathedral (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Bath Abbey viewed from York Street in the historic city of Bath, illuminated against a twilight sky (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Spinnaker Tower at Gunwharf Quays, with a ship's figurehead on the waterfront, in the historic maritime town of Portsmouth (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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