“Wall painting and statuary began, and representational art became a major element.”

“They span for acres with sweeping lawns and vistas interspersed with statuary, tempiettos, and benches.”

“In the Renaissance garden, elemental forces of nature were represented by fountains, statuary, and artificial grottoes.”

“The catalog fails to note that the statue of Darius displayed is a reproduction.”

“Thurman's statuesqueness has been an eye-drawing asset in previous performances, but it was a serious impediment to learning how to beat the life out of people.”

“Rubens is perhaps best known for paintings of women whom he depicts with a degree of statuesqueness that seems in the same general league as that of Renoir.”

“The two statues are generally believed to date from the fifth century but some believe they may be of later origin.”

“The masses of statues, in bronze, silver, gold, and marble, accustomed the Romans to this kind of visual display and to Hellenistic luxury.”

“Yes, she has a black cat, a wand, a sword, altars with candies, and statues of gods, goddesses, and saints.”