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Howick , South Africa - 2 November 2019: Black women walking up to the sculpture showing the face of Nelson Mandela when seen from a certain angle. Artwork created by Marco Cianfanelli

Soweto, South Africa - August 8, 2015: The historic Mandela House in Soweto. It was Nelson Mandela's home from 1946 until 1962 when he was incarcerated, then for eleven days after he was freed. Today it is one of the most visited sites in South Africa.

Kruger National Park, South Africa - December 6, 2023 : Kruger statue at Kruger Gate entrance to Kruger National Park, South Africa. One of the founders of wildlife presevation in Africa.

Gottingen, Germany - April 15, 2023: Bronze sculpture of the Archangel Michael by Josef Baron on wall of the St. Michael Church in Göttingen

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A detailed clay relief sculpture depicting elderly women working on traditional handcrafts, displayed on an earthen wall at a cultural site in Weishan, Dali, Yunnan, China. The artwork reflects local folk life, craftsmanship, and respect for cultural heritage.

Detail of stone ancient sculpture, hands holding a book, in Ourense cathedral building exterior seen from the street, Ourense city, Galicia, Spain.

An art deco stone carving depicting Industry on the street facing wall of a building in the centre of Mumbai (formerly Bombay). The carving is over 70 years old and is viewed from the public pavement.

Cayenne, French Guiana: the Victor Schœlcher statue is a bronze sculpted group paying tribute to Victor Schœlcher for his role in the second abolition of slavery in France in 1848. Created in 1896 by Louis-Ernest Barrias, the work was inaugurated the following year.

Pretoria, South Africa - August 8, 2015: A statue of a Voortrekker woman and children at the entrance of the Voortrekker Monument, symbolizing the bravery of the women of the Great Trek.

Wellington, New Zealand - June 4, 2016: The statue of Kupe, on the Wellington waterfront, shows the legendary explorer with his wife, Hine Te Aparangi, and his tohunga (priest), Pekahourangi.

Gallery of Saints before Pilgrimage Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and St. Cyril and Methodius at Velehrad Monastery, Moravia, Czech Republic

Medieval Catholic Church of San Andres, Segovia

White Giant Statue at Wat Intharam Worawiharn Temple where is the temple of King Taksin the Great of Thailand between 17671782.

Southwark Cathedral, located near London Bridge on the south bank of the Thames, is one of London’s oldest Gothic churches, with origins dating back to at least the 12th century. It became a cathedral in 1905 but was previously known as St. Saviour’s Church. The cathedral has strong literary connections—William Shakespeare’s brother is buried there, and Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales pilgrims began their journey nearby. It survived the Great Fire of London but suffered damage during World War II.

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Pretoria, South Africa - August 8, 2015: A statue of a Voortrekker woman and children at the entrance of the Voortrekker Monument, symbolizing the bravery of the women of the Great Trek.

Goiânia, Goias, Brazil – December 04, 2021: Photo of the statue that is right in the middle of Praça do Bandeirante in Goiania. Bandeirante Square in Goiania. The monument to the bandeirante, symbol of the square, was inaugurated on November 9, 1942. The monument was created by the plastic artist Armando Zago in response to the request of the Academic Center XI de Agosto of the Faculty of Law of São Paulo, to be donated to the people Goiás. The bronze sculpture is three and a half meters high and portrays the pioneer Bartolomeu Bueno da Silva in full body, holding a baton in his hands and armed with a blunderbuss.

Mahe, Seychelles, 3.05.2021. The Liberated Slave Monument depicting three sculpted statues of two Liberated Slave children and a Headmaster, in Venn's Town Mission Lodge, Seychelles, close-up view.

decorative totem sculpture in wood to sale on street market. Bahia, Brazil

Corona, CA USA - April 20, 2019: Main street mall area in center of city with local business and shops. Empty shop with parking in alley and near more empty shop entrances.

Asmara, Eritrea – Mai 13, 2011: View of the statue and roof of the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, the cathedral of Asmara, from its bell tower, Eritrea. It is a Roman Catholic church of Lombard Romanesque style built in 1923. Asmara is located in a high plateau, part of the Great Rift Valley, at 2,325 m. Asmara is famous for its laid back atmosphere and its well-preserved modernist and art-deco architecture of churches, synagogues, cafes and public buildings inherited from its period under Italian colonial rule. In 1939 over 50,000 Italian nationals lived in the city that was known as “Little Rome”. Today more than 400 buildings of Italian origin remain. In 2017, Asmara was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site as an exceptional example of early modernist urbanism applied in an African context.

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Luanda, Angola: The Church of the Holy Family ('Igreja da Sagrada Família') in Luanda, Angola stands as a testament to innovative sacred architecture. Located in Maculusso, Ingombota municipality, this concrete church stems from a design competition initiated by the town hall in 1964. Architects António de Sousa Mendes and Sabino Luis Martins won with a proposal that blended traditional and modernist elements. Unlike its Neo-Gothic counterpart in Barcelona, Luanda’s Holy Family Church adopted a geometrical and modern design.

Soweto, South Africa - August 8, 2015: A statue of a student protester outside of the June 16 Memorial Acre, commemorating the Soweto Uprising that began on June 16, 1976. The museum is across Mputhi Street from Morris Isaacson High School, where the protest march began.

Traditional Kifwebe mask made by craftsmen of the Baluba tribe. The Luba or Baluba tribe, living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is famous for his wood carvers. This ceremonial tribal mask was probably made about the years 1960 in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo .

NEW DELHI, INDIA - SEPTEMBER 26, 2019: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts or IGNCA is a government art organization in New Delhi, India

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