sculptures

Basically these large sculptures start getting sent back through time something like 40 years, commemorating a warlord's victories.

Those who choose to put in the time to learn to use it effectively can create beautiful sculptures.

Many different buildings across campus had display cases and installations of metal sculptures and signs produced by that welding department.

It wasn't really that bad (my digital camera battery failed me at the ice sculptures, however).

Undoubtedly the market for art (paintings sculptures) provides an example of a virtual good that can fetch a huge price at auctions.

There are still sculptures that take months and are commissioned for gobs of money.

I've seen many beautiful concrete sculptures, but I don't think it's the first thing that springs to mind for many.

In a similar vein, ancient greek sculptures have lost their painted appearance.

Hurwitz talks in many of his online interviews of how the sculptures and the backgrounds were digitally put together to help viewers understand the scale.

Also, if you know anyone who is into metal sculptures, see if they could help you out (that's what I did).

Fwiw the remaining sculptures in Greece aren't left outdoors at the actual Parthenon site either, in order to protect them from damage (though they are nearby).

It's not a very glamorous kind of added value: it's less exciting than inventing a new kind of machine, or shaping raw materials into beautiful sculptures.

You can certainly claim copyright on sculptures, such as the Angel of The North, and on buildings which are not "transmittable" to any useful degree.

Not the kind where a board of wangbangers sit in their castle surrounded by scantily-clad ice sculptures and give toasts "to female misery," believe it or not.

This is the "reproductions are allowed of works of artistic craftsmanship (buildings, sculptures, etc.) that are permanently situated in a public place or in premises open to the public" argument.

He went on to create robotized sculptures." One thing leads to another and before I know it I have read a series of things that together induced the sensation of having experienced a moving art installation.

Sculptures/architecture are most certainly subject to duplication especially when on public display.