Nobody knows whether rock niches in the Rhodopes (Bulgaria) are a natural phenomenon of nature or Thracian tombs.
Sculpture
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Angel of the Resurrection
Walker Hancock, 1950
8.5 m, excluding base; bronze
Skeletor
Mark Taylor et al., circa 1980
14 cm; plastic
Mo'ai (Easter Island)
artists unknown, 125-1500 A.D.
various heights, up to 10 m; scoria
Silver Clouds
Andy Warhol, 1966 onward
81.3 cm x 121.9 cm x 38.1 cm (each cloud; metallic plastic, helium, air
Nike of Samothrace
artists unknown, from 306 to 31 B.C.
244 m; Parian marble
Water-Dress
Iris van Herpen, 2013
approx. 1.5 m; acrylic plastic
Ossuary-Catacombs of Paris
many artists, 1785 onward
2500 km in total, 1.7 km open to public; human bones
Gateway Arch
Eero Saarinen, 1965
192 m x 192 m; steel, concrete, etc.
Bayon (Angkor Thom, Cambodia)
artists unknown, circa 1200 A.D.
600 m x 600 m x 43 m; sandstone
Maman
Louise Bourgeois, 1999
9.27 m x 8.92 m x 10.24 m; bronze, stainless steel, marble
Statue of Ka-aper
artist unknown, 2465-2323 B.C.
112 cm; wood, rock crystal, calcite, copper, black stone
Queen Mother Pendant Mask
artist unknown, 16th Century A.D.
23.8 cm x 12.7 cm x 8.3 cm; ivory, iron, possibly copper
Courage (Brest Fortress Memorial)
Alexander Kibalnikov, 1971
30 m x 54 m; concrete,steel
Washington Monument (Washington D.C.)
Robert Mills et al., 1884
169 m; marble, granite, gneiss, iron, glass