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[[File:The Great Buddha.jpg|thumb|The Great Buddha of [[Kamakura]].]]
 
[[File:The Great Buddha.jpg|thumb|The Great Buddha of [[Kamakura]].]]
 
[[Image:Adam and Eve.jpg|thumb|left|Adam and Eve by Theodore Riviere.]]
 
[[Image:Adam and Eve.jpg|thumb|left|Adam and Eve by Theodore Riviere.]]

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Famous Sculptures


Sculpture is one of the oldest forms of art.

Myron Discus thrower.jpg

Discus thrower, Greece

David M.jpg

David Italy



Angel de la Independencia.jpg

The Angel de la Independencia, Mexico.

See also

The Lady Justice statue.


External links

The Great Buddha of Kamakura.
Adam and Eve by Theodore Riviere.