Sculpture

This is an image of a Shinto fox sculpture or statue wearing a scarf in Tokyo, Japan. The exact location is unknown.

Photograph of a woodcarving, entitled "Missouri Kate," by John Henry Wissly, which depicts the head of a mule, the state animal of Missouri. This item is part of the museum collection of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library. From Robert C. Graham.

Image of an unidentified seated male statue holding a bamboo staff in his left hand, taken somewhere in Japan.

Image of a large fox statue with a smaller fox carved under its front legs. Both foxes are wearing red aprons. This is probably taken at Hikawa Shrine in Tokyo, Japan.

Image of a fox statue with a red apron at Hikawa Shrine in Tokyo, Japan.

Image of a stone cat sculpture or statue with Japanese characters on the base at an unidentified location in Japan.

Image of an unidentified building with a stone lamp and landscaped area in the foreground. This photo was possibly taken at either the Toshodaiji Temple complex or the Yakushiji Temple complex near Nara, Japan. This area is a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural (UNESCO) world heritage site.

Image of a stone lamp with a building and trees in the background, possibly at either the Toshodaiji Temple complex or the Yakushiji Temple complex near Nara, Japan. This area is a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural (UNESCO) world heritage site.

Ornately carved lamp that is part of the Todaiji Temple complex in Nara, Japan. The temple is a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural (UNESCO) world heritage site. People in the background are unidentified.

Photo of an art sculpture of a cross by Anton Zitnik. The piece is entitled "The Mysterious Cross." The wooden sculpture is dove tailed together in such a way that it is almost impossible to tell how it is constructed. The workmanship is impeccable and conveys a devoutness of spirit. It appeals to many with its spirit and charm. Donor: Anton Zitnik.