Statues from your country

[The Lawspeaker]

Hugo Grotius - in Delft.




William the Silent - in The Hague (on Plein - just outside the Houses of Parliament).




William the Silent (on the the square in front of Paleis Noordeinde in The Hague)




The Destroyed City (City Without A Heart) by Zadkine commemorating the 1940 Rotterdam Blitz.




Bartje -- in Assen.




Statue of Jeroen Bosch -- in 's-Hertogenbosch.





Michiel de Ruyter - in Flushing.




Monument commemorating the Japanese Occupation of the Netherlands Indies and the internment/ murder of the Dutch there. In The Hague.



Erasmus statue - in Rotterdam.

[Veneda]

Frederic Chopin Monument, Łazienki Park, Warsaw





The Frederic Chopin monument at Żelazowa Wola located in a park adjacent to Chopin's birth house

[Comte Arnau]

Definitely very nice statues so far.

Random little ones more or less adapted to the landscape:

[Germanicus]

Statue of Emperor Marcus Nerva in city centre, Gloucester.

[Graham]

We have thousands of great statures of great Scots. But I really like is..

Desperate Dan, Dundee.




and Greyfriars Bobby, Edinburgh

[Riki]

Miguel Torga (Portuguese writer)



Conde De Aurora (Ponte De Lima)



To The People And The Heroes of The Peninsular War (Lisbon)



Vímara Peres (Galiza, c. 820 – 873 Porto Portugal
First Earl Of Portucale


Florbela Espanca (Portuguese Poet)

[Falkata]

Some famous statues of Madrid

Neptune



Cybele



Philipp III



Don Quijote and Sancho



The Fallen Angel (not so famous but interesting)

[Armin]

Statue of Davit of Sasun in Yerevan (in front of the central train station) depicting the hero of the Armenian national epic "The Daredevils of Sasun." The statue was bronze sculpture was created by sculptor Yervand Kochar in 1959 based on his initial model made in early 1940s.

[The Lawspeaker]

Cornelis Lely - Dutch engineer and the one ultimately responsible for the Afsluitdijk that turned the Zuiderzee into the IJsselmeer. His statue now stands in Den Oever overlooking the barrier dam he helped create.



Flipje. After the marmelade brand. This statue can be found in Tiel.



William the Silent. In The Hague. I found the picture here.






"The fisherman's wife." A monument in Scheveningen dedicated to those fishermen that ventured out to sea... never to come home. It was particularly dedicated to those that were torpedoed during World War I. I found the picture here.



A statue of Rembrandt in Amsterdam, made by Louis Royer in 1852.

[Matilda]

Baia Mare
Teens gather here at night to drink and smoke