Sculpture Room: stage 2-5-10-17

Sculpture Room: Stage 2, 5, 10, 17
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Metal Fish Statue	Designed from an alloy on some artist's whim, I stand now on land when I'd much rather swim
2	A Paintbursh	The stokes on the canvas are thick or quite faint, depending how heavily I'm loaded with paint
3	A Large Toad	If I hopped at this size I'd mightily thud, unlike frog about water I burrow in mud
4	A Pair of Toe shoes	On stage in a ballet most elegant and sweet, I'm tied tight by ribbons 'bout point dancer's feet
5	An Eiffel Tower	When asked if Parisian 'oui' I'd reply, I'm a famus French monument towering high
6	A Tribal Mask	With sharp teeth for biting and fierce bulging eyes, I'm an artfully-carved wooden tribal disguise
7	A wooden Parrot	I've splintery plumage but try as I might, I'm carved with perch and take no flight
8	A Scale	If measuring pounds or measuring ounce, It's weight of your items that I shall announce
9	A painting of a Horseman	Through woods I have trekked on the back of my steed, depicted in paint by true artist indeed
10	A Stripped snake	You'll find in addition to soft hissing sound, my yellow striped scales ably slithering on ground
11	A Star	In square and circle you'll find where I hide, a five pointed shape with ten even sides
12	A Green-eye Idol	I'm a third of three on stone wall hight, but made unique by emerald eye
13	A Porcelain Lady	A Stately woman about the town, I've golden locks and flowing gown
14	A Monk Statue	I pray in silence day and night, or chant in church by candlelight
15	A Planet Saturn	A Sphere on a voyage accompained by a ring, I'm in long distant orbit of a bright cosmic thing
16	A Scottish terrier statue	A moustache on canine would be quite a sight, I'm a similar image cast here in bronze bright
17	A painting of A fish	Swimming in canvas and bordered by frame, I'll not move on my own but I've fins all the same
18	A Pair of Dragons	with tails and scales and eyes totaling four, we're a mythical pair found in East Asian lore
19	A statue of Anubis	A figure discussed in the hieroglyphs read, I'm a statue of dog headed gods of the dead
20	A wooden Elephant	When spooked by a gunshot I'd surely stampede, protecting the ivory that fuels poachers greed
21	A metal Knight	I guest with sword and shield in hands, a silver sir in medieval lands
22	A Turtle	It's often my life that my outer shell saves, but I hide in it not as I swim 'neath carve waves
23	A yellow-eyed Idol	Straight below skylight through nights and through days, I add to the trio a bright golden gaze
24	A lawn gnome	A small mytic person who dwells below ground, in gardens and lawns I'll most likely be found
25	Blue Footprints	Opposite ceiling and printed in blue, I'm a record of dweller who'd tread without shoe
26	A statue of Ganesha	A Pachyderm god with Indian root, you'll find my snout curled as I balance on foot
27	A wooden Artist's Figurine	When drawing a figure you'll make no mistake, if you carefully refer to the pose that I take
28	A Monkey with a Banana	I've a fruit from a tree and shall feast on it soon, a simian beast holding peeled yellow moon
29	A Nutcraker	I wooden soldier standing guad, else breaking nutty shells most hard
30	A Bulldog Figure	Stretched out and resting I haven't a care, but I've slobbering jowls and a tail in the air
31	A Stone Gargoyle	An Ornament demon in stone chipped away, I keep watch by night to chase spirits away
32	A painting on an Easel	I'm an image of mountains and river by day, but hange not on wall but in propped up display
33	A Painting of worrior and Raven	I'm an image of warrior dressed to attack, with an ebony bird fixedly watching his back
34	An unweighted Mayan	On tapestry printed like friend to the side, I'm equal in height but not nearly as wide
35	A Totem Pole	I'm a gathering of animals stacked in a line, a piece of American Indian design
36	A Bust of Beethoven	A Moonlight Sonata would be homage paid, to I who composed the piano notes played
37	A wooden Mallet	When pounding chisel I chip through stone, but surely could not carve alone
38	A Rooster Figurine	My voice in morn in no surprise; I wake the farm with each sunrise
39	A painting of 4 Pyramids	I'm a picture of mountains numbering four, with a high centered orb warming hot desert floor
40	A Worshipping Worrior	Like my brothers in stone I'm a warrior and slayer, but I've set sword aside as I've taken to prayer
41	A striking Cobra	Either spitting or hissing I do as I like, flaring serpentine hood as I ready my strike
42	A 3-legged dog	I readily hop as I chase ball or bone; despite missing foot I stand well on my own
43	A painting of a King	A portrait of royalty noble and true, I've gold on my head and robe of deep blue
44	A pair of Dolphins	Balancing tall not on legs but on fins, we're a pair of aquatic mammalian twins
45	A monkey Statue	I'm an ape-like creature hard not soft, with bowl of offering held aloft
46	A wooden Ruler	A tiny distance you'd measure quick, by markings on this foot long stick
47	The Sun	In sky you'd find me bright and hot, and exact replica but greyer in this stony spot
48	A painted Egg	To find me in nest would be most absurd, for I'm not this ornate when I'm laid by a bird
49	An undefended warrior	If I came into battle I'd sure meet my end, I've a spear to attack but no shield to defend
50	A ball of yarn	Tied in a knit I'd make sweaters most fine, the color of oceans and softer than twine
51	A lighthouse figurine	My turning top makes darkness flee, a signal to each ship at sea
52	A wooden Horse	On my back is a saddle of leathery hid, a seat for a cowboy a galloping stride
53	A chinese emperor	I'm a ruler of all in the od chinese land, in portable size you may hold in your hand
54	A metal hand saw	two parts of timber and dust in made, by pushing and pulling my jagged blade
55	A figure of a Buddha	Enlightened and jolly I'm sculpted in red, with round exposed belly and shiny bald head
56	A Tea set	I function as others but much higher class, tea service for 2 in ornate Asian glass
57	A flower bouquet	In hues much like water, with water below, I've kept fragrance and beauty but no longer grow
58	3 Kings	For babe born in stable in far away lands, we brought royal gifts following star across sands
59	A well fed mayan	My friend has more intricate dress on his head, but of two hanging cloths I'm the one better fed
60	A wooden iguana	What would be green's here brown instead, my wooden spines and scales on head