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a naked woman standing in the middle of a stream with trees and water behind her
Figures of 6: Antony Gormley's 6 Times
Figure at Bonnington – Antony Gormley's 6 Times is a sculptural project commissioned by the National Galleries of Scotland that comprises six life-size figures positioned between the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and the sea. Photograph by Murdo MacLeod
a sculpture hanging from the ceiling in an empty room with concrete pillars and columns on either side
Blind Light – Exhibitions – Antony Gormley
Antony Gormley
several statues sitting on the ground in front of a cityscape with mountains in the background
Antony Gormley HUMANO, FORTE DI BELVEDERE, FLORENCIA
three people are standing in the water near wind mills and windmills on an overcast day
Another Place - Antony Gormley
an abstract sculpture is shown in front of a white wall
Feeling Material Works – Sculpture Series – Antony Gormley
Antony Gormley
a room filled with lots of branches in the middle of it's floor and walls
Anthony Gormley
two people are standing in an empty room with blue lights on the walls and floor
OTAKU GANGSTA
Anthony Gormley
there are many statues on the beach by the water and people in the water behind them
Anthony Gormley
an abstract sculpture in the middle of a room with two people doing different things on it
A. Gormley
two statues are sitting on the ground in front of some plants and rocks with grass growing around them
"Three Places" (1983), by Antony Gormley
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a green sculpture in the shape of a person hanging upside down from it's head
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an art gallery with sculptures on the floor
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people are standing on the roof of a building
Touch Up London #50
Anthony Gormley Figures at The South Bank, London
three mannequins are standing in the middle of an empty room with windows
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