The image shows a close-up view of two male statues in front of a building. The statues are made of light-colored material, possibly stone, and depict muscular nude figures with beards. They are positioned side-by-side, with their arms raised and hands on their heads, as if bearing a heavy load. A net is draped over their heads and shoulders, obscuring some details. The statues stand on a pedestal and appear to be architectural elements of the building. To the left of the statues, there is a light gray wall with horizontal lines. Below the statues, there is a dark-colored plaque with text in a foreign language. To the right of the statues, a portion of a large wooden door with a patterned surface is visible. The overall scene suggests an exterior architectural detail in an urban environment. The building is identified by the plaque as "Gallasu'v palác" (Palais Quartier), located at Staroměstské náměstí 5, 110 00 Staré Město, Prague, Czechia. This is the Old Town Square in Prague. The statues are attributed to the sculptor Ferdinand Maxmilián Brokoff and were created between 1715-1719. They are known as the "Atlantes" and are part of the facade of the Gallasu Palace, which was later renamed the Kinský Palace. The statues represent Atlas, the Titan from Greek mythology who was condemned to hold up the celestial spheres. in Prague, Czechia

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Jun 13, 2026

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The image shows a close-up view of two male statues in front of a building. The statues are made of light-colored material, possibly stone, and depict muscular nude figures with beards. They are positioned side-by-side, with their arms raised and hands on their heads, as if bearing a heavy load. A net is draped over their heads and shoulders, obscuring some details. The statues stand on a pedestal and appear to be architectural elements of the building. To the left of the statues, there is a light gray wall with horizontal lines. Below the statues, there is a dark-colored plaque with text in a foreign language. To the right of the statues, a portion of a large wooden door with a patterned surface is visible. The overall scene suggests an exterior architectural detail in an urban environment. The building is identified by the plaque as "Gallasu'v palác" (Palais Quartier), located at Staroměstské náměstí 5, 110 00 Staré Město, Prague, Czechia. This is the Old Town Square in Prague. The statues are attributed to the sculptor Ferdinand Maxmilián Brokoff and were created between 1715-1719. They are known as the "Atlantes" and are part of the facade of the Gallasu Palace, which was later renamed the Kinský Palace. The statues represent Atlas, the Titan from Greek mythology who was condemned to hold up the celestial spheres.

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