The Art of the Brick: Nathan Sawaya's incredibe Lego art

From May 14 to August 30, after having toured the world, the exhibit featuring Nathan Sawaya's Lego sculptures will have a new home in Paris at the Porte de Versailles. (Photos: AFP) Swimmer: Opened in New York in 2007, the exhibit has welcomed more than 2 million visitors around the world. Presented in Australia, in Asia and then in Europe in 2014, it traveled to Brussels, Amsterdam and Rome before coming to Paris.

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From May 14 to August 30, after having toured the world, the exhibit featuring Nathan Sawaya's Lego sculptures will have a new home in Paris at the Porte de Versailles. (Photos: AFP) Swimmer: Opened in New York in 2007, the exhibit has welcomed more than 2 million visitors around the world. Presented in Australia, in Asia and then in Europe in 2014, it traveled to Brussels, Amsterdam and Rome before coming to Paris.

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Yellow: The exhibit presents more than 100 incredible works of art created with Lego bricks.

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Red dress: Though some of the works on exhibit are creations born from the artist's imagination, others are inspired by renowned works of art such as Rodin's "The Thinker," the "Venus de Milo," the north transept portals of the Chartres Cathedral and Edward Munch's "The Scream."Red dress

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Stairway: In all, Nathan Sawaya used more than 1 million bricks.

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Dinosaur: This dinosaur required 80,020 bricks to come to life.