statuary

24 photos and 2 illustrations tagged statuary, from 10 members of Flickr Commons.

When were these photos & illustrations taken?

1895

2013

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Library and print shop from National Library of Medicine uploaded October 2019
British Library digitised image from page 297 of "John L. Stoddard's Lectures [on his travels] . Illustrated ... with views of the worlds famous places and people, etc" from British Library uploaded December 2017
The Great William Penn Statue, Public Building, Philadelphia from Library Company of Philadelphia uploaded July 2013
Entrance to Zoological Gardens from Library Company of Philadelphia uploaded July 2013
Unveiling of Washington Statue, Phila., May 15, 1898, President McKinley's Address from Library Company of Philadelphia uploaded July 2013
p-2011-47-1595 from Library Company of Philadelphia uploaded July 2013
Penn Hospital from Library Company of Philadelphia uploaded June 2013
Fairmount Park, Philadelphia from Library Company of Philadelphia uploaded June 2013
That's some back garden... from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded May 2013
Turkse arbeiders met het bronzen hoofd van Atatürk / Turkish workers carrying the bronze head of Atatürk from Nationaal Archief uploaded February 2012
[Korean tombkeeper and his daughter by statues at Yi king's tomb] from Cornell University Library uploaded November 2009
[Westerner posing on stone animal at Yi king's tomb] from Cornell University Library uploaded November 2009
[Western man in uniform posing on statue] from Cornell University Library uploaded November 2009
[Western man and Korean laborer resting by statues] from Cornell University Library uploaded November 2009
Seoul from Cornell University Library uploaded November 2009

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The Huntress

from Powerhouse Museum

Rabbitfoot said:
This statue depicts Diana the Huntress - it was a marble statue on a sandstone base installed in Centennial Park in the c1890s. It was possibly sourced by Job Hanson: www.daao.org.au/main/read/3063 The statue was removed from the park by the 1970s.
covid convict said:
trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/71519875 - Australian Town & Country Journal, 8th February, 1902...seen in this pictorial of some of the Centennial Park statues...see pic first page of link, middle top row...

[Korean tombkeeper and his daughter by statues at Yi king's tomb]

from Cornell University Library

Photos of the Past said:
You might want to check the 'date taken' value for this - it's currently set as 'some time in 1095'!
Bethany Waldron said:
I think the intended date was 1905, which is when Japan began it's brutal colonization of Korea until 1945. Cheers.

Pitt St, Sydney

from Powerhouse Museum

1 older comment, and then…
Tyler Gillihan said:
Absolutely amazing! Too bad our society does not look like this anymore. I don't like modern architecture.
Gregory Cope said:
Wonderful photo, what beautiful buildings, electric tram and no cars!
uminarampart said:
yes the AMFI turret is now gone. pitt st mall.
beachcomber australia said:
Spot the differences. Which was first? -
juantoo34 said:
beachcomber australia The sepia photo is several minutes later. There are less boxes in the back of the cart at the left, and as the sun is travelling from left to right in the pictures, less shadow is falling on the spokes of the cart's right wheel making them more visible. The trams are not the same ones, though they're in almost the exact same position!