DAILY PHOTO: Church of St. Paul, Malacca

Said to be the oldest European building east of India, these hollowed out ruins represent one of the oldest Christian Churches in Southeast Asia.
This statue of St. Francis Xavier stands in front of St. Paul’s Church. Francis Xavier did have his right hand amputated posthumously, and many like to tell the story that the statue’s hand was sheared off by lightning in an act of divine reckoning (though more likely the movers dropped the statue and the hand broke off. At any rate, that’s why they never got around to having it fixed.)

DAILY PHOTO: Scenes from Margit Island

DAILY PHOTO: Mother Armenia

DAILY PHOTO: The Big Buddha of Pai

DAILY PHOTO: Dang Hyang Nirartha Statue, Uluwatu

DAILY PHOTO: Buddhas of the World

Big Buddha of Pai
Purple Buddha in Chiang Mai
Foguang Shan, Taiwan
Ravangla, Sikkim, India

DAILY PHOTO: Xuantian Statue & Temple, Zuoying

DAILY PHOTO: Murdeshwar’s Giant Shiva

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DAILY PHOTO: Four Iconic Chicago Sculptures

The Flamingo [Alexander Calder] at Federal Plaza
The Picasso [Pablo Picasso] at Daley Plaza
Monument with Standing Beast [Jean Dubuffet] at Thompson Center
Chevron [John Henry] at Lincoln Park

DAILY PHOTO: Széchenyi Lánc Híd Lions in Lego & Stone