An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

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An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

Categories: Design and Architecture

They say a stone can come to life. But the great masters of their craft over and over again to prove to us that it is not. In their sensitive hands are born masterpieces, when looking at which seems that you will hear a quiet gasp and tremble eyelashes.

We have collected the sculptures from around the world, striking in its beauty and realism.

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

One of the finest stone sculptures in the cemetery Staglieno, Genoa. (© vimeo)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Titania the Summer with her children Apollo and Diana (Artemis)" (© Stefano Giordani)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"The dying Gladiator" (© Yvan LEMEUR)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Despair" (© zonaforo)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Awakening of dawn" (© benvictor)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Marble veil" (© smlh29s)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Death" (© maria...(slowly))

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Young Tarentine" (© consentidoscomunes)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Exile" (© museuartecontemporanea)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"The girl" (© Yvan LEMEUR)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Nymph Salmacis" (© Monica Michelle)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Chastity" (© livejournal)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

Antonio Corradini, 1752. Cappella San Severo, Naples. (© livejournal)

An ordinary man sees a stone. The artist hears the music

"Cassandra under the protection of Pallas" (© Yvan LEMEUR)

Keywords: Flexibility | Stone | Realism | Sculpture

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