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"Two Human Beings. The Lonely Ones" is a recurring motif in the work of Norwegian Symbolist artist Edvard Munch, first explored in an 1899 color woodcut. The artwork depicts two figures, typically a man and a woman, standing side-by-side on a shoreline facing the water. Despite their physical proxim...

Another Place is a permanent outdoor art installation by the British sculptor Antony Gormley, located on Crosby Beach in Merseyside, England. The work consists of 100 cast iron figures, modelled on the artist's own body, spread across a three-kilometer stretch of the coastline and extending almost o...

King and Queen is a 1952–1953 bronze sculpture by the British artist Henry Moore, characterized by its abstract, seated human figures. The artwork depicts a royal pair, distinguished by their simplified, geometric forms and textured surfaces, sitting upright on a bench. A notable cast of the sculptu...

The Playmobil City Police Station is a detailed plastic playset featuring a reception area, holding cells, and an office space, allowing children to recreate police scenarios with included figures and accessories.

*Field for the British Isles* is a 1993 land art installation created by British sculptor Antony Gormley. The work consists of approximately 40,000 hand-sized, terracotta clay figures, each distinguished by two distinct eyes. The figures are arranged to densely fill the floor of a given room, requir...

The Ratnagiri Geoglyphs are an extensive collection of ancient rock carvings located in the Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra, India. Carved primarily into exposed laterite stone, these geoglyphs depict a variety of animals, including rhinoceroses, elephants, and tigers, alongside human figures and...

The Devache Gothane Geoglyphs are ancient rock carvings located in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, India. They are part of a larger concentration of laterite rock art found along the Konkan coast, which includes numerous depictions of animals, human figures, and geometric patterns. These prehistor...

The Barsu Geoglyphs are Konkan rock carvings in Maharashtra, India, notable because the Ratnagiri site has faced concern from proposed refinery work.

The Ukshi Geoglyphs are ancient rock carvings located on laterite plateaus in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, India. They are part of a broader network of prehistoric geoglyphs found across the coastal Ratnagiri district. The carvings depict various animal figures and abstract designs etched into...

The Cerro Sagrado Geoglyphs are a collection of ancient hill figures located in the Azapa Valley of the Tarapaca region in northern Chile. The site features large anthropomorphic and zoomorphic designs etched into the desert landscape, typically created by aligning dark stones against the lighter te...

Water ski tricks is a competitive discipline where skiers perform maneuvers behind a towboat, judged on difficulty and execution. Competitors execute surface spins, flips, and wake tricks during timed passes, often using shorter trick skis without fins to facilitate rotation. The sport is governed b...

The Adoration of the Magi is a Christian narrative showing the Magi, or wise men, visiting the infant Jesus and presenting gifts to him and Mary. The subject became a recurring theme in medieval and Renaissance art, especially in Italian and Northern European painting, because its procession allowed...