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As one of the oldest gothic cathedrals in the world is rebuilt after a devastatnig fire, visitors can now view notre dame virtually. it�*s a welcome distraction to a simmering row amongst many public figures in france who accuse designers of planning to turn the cathedral�*s insides into a woke disneyland, as mark lobel reports. after the fire, where great coronations and weddings occurred, the reconstruction. this tree felled for the spire to be restored faithfully within an inch of its former life. but look inside notre dame, as president macron did on the fire�*s second anniversary, a...

This tree fell for the spire to be restored faithfully within an inch of its former life. but look inside notre—dame as the president did on the second anniversary of the fire and thatis anniversary of the fire and that is where things are beginning to heat up again. the archbishop of paris's plans for art installations to replace altars, classical sculptures to replace confession boxes and biblical deemed discovery trail to bring the wool into the 21st century have been cast by some critics seek is a politically correct disneyland. for the nostalgic there is always the option of bearing the...

Long before wars, natural disasters, and erosion took hold of classical statues, these marble gems vibrated with color.

Time and time again, people have proven that putting two seemingly unlikely things together can result in something even cooler than the original elements. Why do you think Reese’s is so darn good!? Meet Fabio Viale, artist and sculptor, who took a bit of an unorthodox step in merging two unlikely forms of art together—sculpting and tattoos. OK, you may argue that these do belong together because tattoos go on bodies. Sure. But on a body made from a stone slab? Yeah, you better believe that it’s possible, and Viale pulls it off perfectly. Bored Panda got in touch with Fabio Viale regard...

Chiseled doric columns, ornate arches, vaulted ceilings, staircases, and tiny sculptures within a sculpture—all of this fits into miniature architectural spaces that resemble ancient and medieval ruins and sacred architecture carved into raw marble and stone. These historical sculptures are brought to life by an internationally acclaimed British sculptor, Matthew Simmonds (previously here on Bored Panda), who currently lives and works in Denmark. His intricate three-dimensional interiors look very real from up close until you see that they are sculptures that are often less than a foot wid...