During a neo-Gothic architectural revival in the late 1800s, gargoyles, as well as spires, pointed arches and tracery, adorned new edifices in New York, Washington, Chicago and Gothic university ...

My saw moves rhythmically through a stone, the source of the dust. It takes considerable effort to keep the saw straight, although when my teacher Cécilia da Mota demonstrated, it looked like slicing ...

Well, folks, if you thought your Wednesday couldn't get any more medieval, Dynamite is dropping a fresh dose of winged creature chaos with Gargoyles: Dark Ages #5 on January 24th. Those pesky ...

A dragon gargoyle adorning the National Cathedral, Washington D.C. ... Legend has it that if this neo-Gothic church is ever fully complete, the world will come to an end.

While gargoyles are mostly grotesque creatures, perhaps part dragon, part monster, they are also caricatures of people known to the carver. In a sense they are cartoons set in stone.

For the stone creature that decorates the gothic is born in the purple in comparison with the suburban hobgoblins that live among the hyacinths. Lately the gargoyle has returned to fashion.

Many of its Gothic churches, government buildings, and other edifices remain, along with their iconic gargoyles. The city’s structures feature more than 20 authentic gargoyles, and hundreds of ...

This historic Gothic Revival home on McClung Avenue in Huntsville features a gargoyle in the center of the two gingerbread-trimmed gables. It was built in 1847. Don't Edit ...