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The most outstanding gargoyles
I suggest you look at the most outstanding gargoyles in the world, who now have not only the basic function of a ...
Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
In architecture, a gargoyle - a carved stone grotesque, usually made of granite. Their original function - water runoff from roofs, rainwater is not dripping on stone walls and corrosive solutions. Most often, the architects used several gargoyles on a building to separate the flow of water from the roof and to minimize the potential threat of destruction after the storm. Usually gargoyles - it is elongated fantastic animal because the length of the gargoyle determines how far the water will go from the walls of the building. Grotest - a sculpture that is only a decorative ornament. Previously it was thought that the gargoyles and grotesques scare away evil spirits and protect the building.
Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, Toledo, Spain.
Natural History Museum, London.
Notre Dame, Paris.
Cologne Cathedral, Germany.
Cathedral City Quito, Ecuador.
Catalan cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
Forbidden City, Beijing.
Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France.
National Cathedral in Washington, USA.
St. Nicholas Church, Lueneburg, Germany.
Peace Tower on Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Canada.
Marble Church Bodelvidan Castle, Wales.
Cologne Cathedral, Germany.
Notre Dame de Paris, France.
Reims Cathedral, France.
University of Washington, Seattle, USA.
University of Sydney, Australia.
Castle of Amboise, France.
The monastery, Alcobaça, Portugal.
National Cathedral in Washington, USA.
Princeton University, New Jersey, USA.
Uinchestersky Cathedral, England.
Biltmore Estate, North Carolina, USA.
Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway.
Saint Eulalia Cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
Palmsky Cathedral, Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
Magdalensky College, Oxford, England.
Cathedral of Zagreb, Croatia.
National Cathedral in Washington, USA.
St. Paul's Hospital, Barcelona, Spain.
Westminster Abbey, London.
Castle of Amboise, France.
Catalan cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
St. Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Notre Dame de Paris, France. The most outstanding in the world gargoyle
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Marne, France. The most outstanding in the world gargoyle
Plummer Building in Rochester, Minnesota, USA.
Cheshire, England.
Notre Dame de Paris, France.
Menacing gargoyle on the walls of the Cathedral of St. Vitus intended for pouring boiling oil on the enemy. Prague, Czech Republic.
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Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
In architecture, a gargoyle - a carved stone grotesque, usually made of granite. Their original function - water runoff from roofs, rainwater is not dripping on stone walls and corrosive solutions. Most often, the architects used several gargoyles on a building to separate the flow of water from the roof and to minimize the potential threat of destruction after the storm. Usually gargoyles - it is elongated fantastic animal because the length of the gargoyle determines how far the water will go from the walls of the building. Grotest - a sculpture that is only a decorative ornament. Previously it was thought that the gargoyles and grotesques scare away evil spirits and protect the building.
Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, Toledo, Spain.
Natural History Museum, London.
Notre Dame, Paris.
Cologne Cathedral, Germany.
Cathedral City Quito, Ecuador.
Catalan cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
Forbidden City, Beijing.
Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France.
National Cathedral in Washington, USA.
St. Nicholas Church, Lueneburg, Germany.
Peace Tower on Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Canada.
Marble Church Bodelvidan Castle, Wales.
Cologne Cathedral, Germany.
Notre Dame de Paris, France.
Reims Cathedral, France.
University of Washington, Seattle, USA.
University of Sydney, Australia.
Castle of Amboise, France.
The monastery, Alcobaça, Portugal.
National Cathedral in Washington, USA.
Princeton University, New Jersey, USA.
Uinchestersky Cathedral, England.
Biltmore Estate, North Carolina, USA.
Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway.
Saint Eulalia Cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
Palmsky Cathedral, Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
Magdalensky College, Oxford, England.
Cathedral of Zagreb, Croatia.
National Cathedral in Washington, USA.
St. Paul's Hospital, Barcelona, Spain.
Westminster Abbey, London.
Castle of Amboise, France.
Catalan cathedral, Barcelona, Spain.
St. Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Notre Dame de Paris, France. The most outstanding in the world gargoyle
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Marne, France. The most outstanding in the world gargoyle
Plummer Building in Rochester, Minnesota, USA.
Cheshire, England.
Notre Dame de Paris, France.
Menacing gargoyle on the walls of the Cathedral of St. Vitus intended for pouring boiling oil on the enemy. Prague, Czech Republic.
Source: vk.com
