Hi Anders!! Three great shots for the theme. Do you know what periods of history these come from? The middle one looks to be Roman (or maybe even Greek), but the first and third ones look to be later.
Anders, your shots are beautiful. It's amazing how sculptors are able to take marble and turn it into different textures: skin, cloth. You've done a very good job in capturing their techniques and the beauty of the pieces.
All from my Mother Town of Copenhagen, Anders you will make me "homesick, The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek built in the 1800's is one of the most beautiful buildings in Copenhagen and there is many. I don't know if there is an entrance fee now, there was not when I was a child and many rainy days were spent wandering around there
Such lovely interesting sculptures. Thank you Anders.
wonderful Anders
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DeleteHi Anders!! Three great shots for the theme. Do you know what periods of history these come from? The middle one looks to be Roman (or maybe even Greek), but the first and third ones look to be later.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mitch - I think they're most likely greek. the mid one is indeed Roman.
ReplyDeleteThree great shots of sculptures from the Classical Age, revealing how Greeks and Romans understood well the human body...
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DeleteAnders, your shots are beautiful. It's amazing how sculptors are able to take marble and turn it into different textures: skin, cloth. You've done a very good job in capturing their techniques and the beauty of the pieces.
ReplyDeleteThanks Benni :)
DeleteThree lovely statues, very well captured in the eye of the camera.
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DeleteHi Anders, three great images of the Classic Sculptures.
ReplyDeleteThanks Robert :)
DeleteAll from my Mother Town of Copenhagen, Anders you will make me "homesick, The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek built in the 1800's is one of the most beautiful buildings in Copenhagen and there is many. I don't know if there is an entrance fee now, there was not when I was a child and many rainy days were spent wandering around there
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely interesting sculptures. Thank you Anders.
Thanks Marianne. there were an entrance fee when I visited it in '10.
DeleteAnd thanks all of you for your appreciation and wonderful comments.
I have to come back home soon to visit my ailing mother, trying to plan,will call you if it happens . Hugs
DeleteDear Marianne. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your mother. hugs and love.
Deleteinteresting examples of classic sculpture, Anders!
ReplyDeleteThanks Debby :)
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