No one knows who created the statues, which look similar to gargoyles and can be found across Ireland and the United Kingdom, or why they were created. Scholars believe the carving first appeared ...

There are more traps in this room, including a gargoyle statue on both the left and right sides of the room. You don’t need to disable those traps before picking up the book, but if you want to ...

Treasures of the Medieval World at Luhring Augustine represents ... The show opens with a limestone human-dog gargoyle (Southern France, c. 1300–1350), an example of “crude” art meant ...

The discussion touches on the influence of Spanish culture due to the city's proximity to Spain, as well as a visit to the renowned Cathedral of Saint-Nazaire, which features gargoyles similar to ...