Photos | Stone Statues in a Forest
A group of stone statues in a forest in Kyoto, featuring work by artists like Fernand Léger, Johannes Scotus Eriugena, Beryl Cook, and Tom Mandrake. These landmarks symbolize the rich cultural history of Japan's ancient temples.
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