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Monument to Minin and Pozharsky and St Basil's cathedral on Red Square, Moscow, Russia

Sculpture of prince Eugene at Hofburg in Vienna on sunset

Goiania, Goias, Brazil – February 12, 2021: Details of the Civic Square in Goiânia. Civic Square. Monument of the Three Races.

Altdorf, Switzerland - Aprill 20, 2021: Statue of William Tell and his son at the Rathausplatz (City Hall Square) of Altdorf, designd by Richard Kissling and was set up in 1895. Wilhelm Tell, the folk hero of Switzerland.

Statue of Saint Joseph holding Jesus over a blue sky.

$Quedlinburg, Germany: July 14, 2025 - This monument has been in the market square since 1976. It shows four Munzberg musicians who were formerly inhabitants of Bohemian descent on the Munzenberg hill opposite castle hill.The people earned an income by making music.\nThe group of bronze figures is now in the middle is a fountain. The artist was Wolfgang Dreysse$

Jakarta, 29 October 2019: The Bundaran HI statue was taken with a camera from behind the leaves covering the object. the leaves look blurry

Buenos Aires, Argentina - March 15, 2020: The sculpture The Wounded Centaur by French artist Antoine Bourdelle is located in Plaza Rubén Darío. The bronze work, dating from 1914, depicts the centaur Chiron in agony after being wounded by Hercules.

$The E. 42nd Street facade of Grand Central Terminal includes this monumental sculpture group, Glory of Commerce, designed by French sculptor Jules-Felix Coutan. At the focal point is Mercury, representing transportation and commerce. On the right is Vulcan, symbolizing industry and manufacturing, while Minerva, on the left, stands for wisdom in civic governance.\n\nAt its unveiling in 1914, this was the largest sculptural group in the world at 48 feet high. The elegant clock below includes what is still the world's largest example of Tiffany glass at thirteen feet in diameter.$