Sculpture/Artifacts
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the city center of Berlin
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the center of Berlin.
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the city center of Berlin
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the center of Berlin.
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the city center of Berlin
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the center of Berlin.
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the city center of Berlin
One of the eight marble statues decorating the sides of the castle in the center of Berlin.
Victoria Museum of Fine Arts Colored Clay Sculpture
Bronze Bust of Ronald Reagan
The solemn symbol sculpture of the law in the Place de la Bourbon in Paris
She holds the scepter of justice in her right hand and a table representing the law engraved on her left hand, symbolizing the law.
Female sculpture made of sandstone
This statue is part of the war memorial erected at Hollabrunn Cemetery in 1924. This artist is Theodore von Chalimon.
Artist Anna Gome Knight Sculpture
The statue of Jesus Christ in Vienna Central Cemetery
Bronze sculpture of the goddess Artemis
Diana, the Roman goddess. She absorbed most of the mythology of Artemis, equivalent to her Greek mythology. The goddess in charge of hunting and the moon.
Bronze Statue of Diana Artemis
Diana, the Roman goddess. She absorbed most of the mythology of Artemis, equivalent to her Greek mythology. The goddess in charge of hunting and the moon.
The Thinker stands on the Metersplatz in Vienna's 22nd arrondissement
The sculpture 'The Thinker' is one of the main works of sculptor Auguste Rodin, created between 1880 and 1882.
Cupid sculpture playing with goats
Edward Salter 6-year-old Half body Woodcarving
Jingtai Blue Ding Incense Burner Qing Qianlong Copper Body Cloisonn é Enamel Square Ding Incense Burner
The statue of the Amazon female knight riding on horseback
The statue is located in Berlin's Tierra Garden. It was made of bronze by Berlin sculptor Louis Tuaillon in 1895, but was not installed here until 1906.
Bronze sculpture of lion in 'King at Rest'
The Resting King is a public artwork by American artist Lorenzo Gillette (1931-2020). It is located near the northwest entrance of the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana, and is owned by the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium. This real lion bronze sculpture was purchased by the center in 2001
2021 Formula Championship Azerbaijan Grand Prix Trophy
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship is the Azerbaijan stop of the Formula One World Championship. The competition was held at the Baku City Street Circuit in the capital of Azerbaijan, Baku. The first match was held in 2016. Baku is the latest street track on the Formula One calendar, joining the ranks of Monaco, Melbourne, and Singapore.
2023 Formula Championship Azerbaijan Grand Prix Trophy
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship is the Azerbaijan stop of the Formula One World Championship. The competition was held at the Baku City Street Circuit in the capital of Azerbaijan, Baku. The first match was held in 2016. Baku is the latest street track on the Formula One calendar, joining the ranks of Monaco, Melbourne, and Singapore.
2018 Formula Championship Azerbaijan Grand Prix Trophy
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship is the Azerbaijan stop of the Formula One World Championship. The competition was held at the Baku City Street Circuit in the capital of Azerbaijan, Baku. The first match was held in 2016. Baku is the latest street track on the Formula One calendar, joining the ranks of Monaco, Melbourne, and Singapore.
Lar: Bronze Statue of the Roman Protector of Religion
Lar is the patron saint of Roman religion. At first, he was a god of farmland, and later he was worshipped along with the household god Ponates. The family god Lal is the center of the family worship ceremony, often depicted as a young man holding a wine horn in one hand and a wine cup in the other. There are often two separate rals next to Vesta or some other deity. People pray to Lal every morning and offer offerings to Lal during family holidays. The public's protection of the area with Cross Street; The national god Ra (known as the Protector) is a Roman patron saint worshipped in the temple on Via Sacra.
Kiei&H ā l ō Wood Carvings on the Island of Hawaii
The carvings at the Sanctuary Site on the Big Island of Hawaii represent the figures of Akua (God) K ā ne (Kiei) and Kanaloa (H ā l ō), two of the four main Akua in the Hawaiian Pantheon. Throughout Polynesia, K ā ne and Kanaloa are considered gods of creation and life.
Formula Championship China Shanghai Grand Prix Trophy
The first F1 Grand Prix was held at the Shanghai International Circuit in 2004. It is the first "World's Three Major Sports Events" held in China. And it became the 16th stop of the season that year. Finally, Rubens Barrichello, who was playing for the Ferrari team at the time, won his first championship at the Chinese Grand Prix with a time of 1 hour 29 minutes 12.420 seconds. Jenson Button, who was playing for the British and American teams at the time, won the runner up, while Kimi Raikkonen, who was playing for the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team at the time, won the third place. The Chinese Grand Prix will be held at the Shanghai International Circuit from April 19th to 21st, 2024.
Formula Championship Austrian Grand Prix Trophy
The Austrian Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship, also known as the Austrian Station of the Formula One World Championship, is held annually in Spielberg, Austria. In 1964, the first Austrian Grand Prix was held on a track converted from a military airport in Zeltweg, but it was only held once. In 1970, F1 returned to Austria, but the race was hosted by the Austerlich circuit, which lasted for a total of 18 years until 1988. In 2004, Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz bought the A1 track, and Mateschitz spent a lot of money renovating the track and renaming it "Red Bull Track"“
Formula Championship Canadian Grand Prix Trophy
F1 Canada Station, also known as the Canadian Station of the Formula One World Championship in Chinese. The Canadian Grand Prix was moved to Montreal in 1978 because the original track was too old and dangerous. The Gilles Villeneuve circuit in Montreal does not frequently host races. The first champion of the track after its opening was local Canadian racing driver Gilles Villeneuve, who was the father of Jacques Villeneuve. Gilles Villeneuve died unexpectedly during a practice race in Belgium in 1982, and the track was renamed Gilles Villeneuve in memory of him.
Formula Championship Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
The Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, also known as the "F1 Saudi Grand Prix," is an F1 Grand Prix. On November 5, 2020, F1 officially announced that Saudi Arabia would join the F1 calendar in 2021, with races taking place in Jeddah, the second largest city in Saudi Arabia, and presented in the form of night street races.
Formula Championship Australian Grand Prix Trophy
The Australian Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship is a Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship, organized by the International Automobile Federation. It is held annually from March to April at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne, Australia, also known as the F1 Melbourne Station. The first race was held in 1996. Michael Schumacher is the athlete with the most wins in the Australian Grand Prix main race, with a total of 4 wins, while Charles Leclerc holds the lap record of 1 minute 20.260 seconds set in 2022. Max Verstappen is the defending champion of the competition.
Formula Championship Hungarian Grand Prix Trophy
F1 Hungary Station, also known as the Hungarian Grand Prix or simply the Hungarian Grand Prix, is a Chinese version of the Formula One World Championship. The competition is usually held every July at the Hungaron circuit in Hungary. Single lap length: 4.381 kilometers, race direction: clockwise, race laps: 70, race distance: 306.630 kilometers, stopping strategy: 1 stop for 44-48 laps, 2 stop for 20-32 laps, 45-56 laps, 3 stop for 19-22 laps, 35-39 laps, 53-57 laps
Formula Championship Monaco Grand Prix Trophy
The Monaco Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship refers to two of the four major car races in the world (Le Mans 24 Hours, Indianapolis 500, Monte Carlo Rally, Monte Carlo F1 Grand Prix), indicating the deep connection between the Monte Carlo circuit and motorsport. On March 20, 2020, the Monaco Automobile Club officially announced the cancellation of the 2020 F1 Monaco Grand Prix.
Half body statue of the Winter Father
The Winter Father statue is a tribute to the mythological embodiment of the cold winter and the transition of seasons. In various cultures, winter fathers are often associated with figures such as Winter Old or Jack Frost. This sculpture captures the essence of his personality, with flowing robes hinting at the cold wind, a stick symbolizing winter commands, and perhaps a hint of frost on his face. The father of winter, a symbol that transcends culture, represents the seasonal cycle and the transformative power of nature in the cold months. This statue has sparked contemplation on the inherent beauty and power of winter.
F1 Singapore Grand Prix Trophy
The Singapore Grand Prix is the first night time Grand Prix in F1 history. The Singapore circuit is also the first F1 street circuit in Asia. The track has a single lap length of 5.067 kilometers, a total of 23 bends, and runs counterclockwise. Although the Singapore street track has many bends, it also has two relatively long straights, and F1 cars can reach a top speed of 300 kilometers per hour. In the slower six corners of T3, T10, T11, T15, T19, and T20, the passing speed of F1 cars is only 80 to 100 kilometers per hour.
Formula One World Championship Trophy
The FIA Formula 1 World Championship, abbreviated as F1, is the highest level annual series of track racing events organized by the International Automobile Federation (FIA). It is the highest level of racing competition in the world today and is known as one of the "three major sporting events in the world" along with the Olympic Games and the FIFA World Cup. The first race was held at the Silverstone circuit in the UK in 1950.
Minerva Statue
Minerva, also known as Minerva in Latin, is a goddess of wisdom, war, moon, and memory in Roman mythology. She is also a patron saint for artisans, students, and artists. One of the twelve main gods of Rome. Corresponding to goddesses such as Athena in Greek mythology, Manichaea, and Sulpice in Celtic mythology.
Formula Championship Russian Grand Prix Trophy
The Russian Grand Prix of the Formula One World Championship, also known as the "F1 Russian Grand Prix" or "Russian Grand Prix", is the highest level annual series of track racing events organized by the International Automobile Federation. The Russian Grand Prix was briefly held twice in St. Petersburg, Russia in the early 20th century. The Formula One World Championship returned to Russia in 2014. On October 12, 2014, the 16th race of the 2014 Formula One World Championship kicked off at the Sochi International Street Circuit in Russia, with British driver Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes Benz winning the championship.
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