- A
statue is a free-standing
sculpture in
which the realistic, full-length
figures of
persons or
animals are
carved or cast in a
durable material such as...
- The
National Statuary Hall is a
chamber in the
United States Capitol devoted to
sculptures of
prominent Americans. The hall, also
known as the Old Hall...
-
antiquity for sculpture. It was also
contemporaneously referred to as
Statuary Porcelain by Copeland.
Parian was
essentially designed to
imitate carved...
- The
National Statuary Hall
Collection holds statues donated by each of the
United States,
portraying notable persons in the
histories of the respective...
- The
National Statuary Hall
Collection in the
United States Capitol is
composed of
statues donated by
individual states to
honor persons notable in their...
-
Universal Statuary Corp. was an American, Chicago-based,
statue manufacturer. Jack and Leo
Lucchesi were
brothers that
founded the
Universal Statuary Corp...
- This
article presents the
statues to be
found on the
Great West
Front of
Salisbury Cathedral, in Salisbury, England. It
names all the
statues and their...
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armour were
hammered from mild bronze.
According to one definition,
modern "
statuary bronze" is 90%
copper and 10% tin. The
great civilizations of the old world...
- A
statute is a
formal written enactment of a
legislative body, a
stage in the
process of legislation. Typically,
statutes command or
prohibit something...
- from 1807 to 1857, they were held in the then-House
Chamber (now
called Statuary Hall). When held in the
House chamber, the Speaker's
podium was used as...
