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Evil Red Eyed Gargoyle

Gargoyle Isolated on black

Smiling gremlin with copy space. (mass produced novelty item, made in China)

Closeup of Gargoyle figurine on black and gray background.

Gargoyle on Ulm Minster in Germany

Gargoyle of Notre Dame, Paris, isolated on white

historic sculpture (gargoyle) at the city hall in munich - germany

Winged dragon gargoyle on Scottish castle

$paris france september 29 \n 2006 - monster statue at notre dame in paris$

Dubrovnik, Croatia.

a Gargoyle with a very unsettling look

A stone-carved Medusa mask on a building in Vicenza (Italy).

Gargoyle on Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange) in Valencia, Spain. This building is today a museum showcasing the ancient silk exchange.

Roof figure of scary gargoyle at main facade of cathedral in Magdeburg, Germany, isolated at white background, closeup, details

Grignan, France - Sep 21, 2020: Grignan Chateau, Department Drome in France is a fortified castle dating back to the 12th century and transformed during the Renaissance into a magnificent residence.

A face on the side of a Vancouver building

Gargoyle on Ulm Minster in Germany

Pair of devilish smiling gremlins with copy space. (mass produced novelty item, made in China)

3D rendering of a fairy tale dragon isolated on white background

A stucco figurine in the form of a bat on the wall. A close-up photo of the stucco.

One of the famous gargoyles of Notre Dame, Paris, France.

Gargoyle on the north side of Westminster Abbey

Sculpted head stone at Copan Ruins, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Honduras, Central America

Gothic Essence: Macabre detail in the heights of the Palencia Cathedral.

A photograph of a grotesque situated on Lichfield Cathedral in Lichfield, England. The photographs of these grotesques form part of a series. These sculptures are grotesques rather than gargoyles as gargoyles are intended to be part of the water drainage system from the rooftops of churches and cathedrals. It is not known what purpose the 'grotesques' serve but they certainly get ones imagination going. Some have amusing expressions whilst others are quite hideous.

Bristol, England- March 29, 2024: Medieval Carved Corbels of St. Mary Redcliffe church

Afrodisias, Aydın, Turkey-February 25, 2024: Amazing pieces from Afrodisias open air museum, named after Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love in Aydın, Turkey

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