The most beautiful Lego art you'll ever see? (pictures)

In "Beautiful Lego," Mike Doyle showcases dozens of stunning pieces of Lego art created by a variety of artists. From fantastical buildings -- like Doyle's own "Contact 1: The Millennial Celebration of the Eternal Choir at K'ai Yne, Odan" -- to spaceships, animals, scenes from Tolkien, and much more, the book is a treat for any Lego fan.

"Angkor Wat," by artist Arthur Gugick.

Mike Doyle, who put together "Beautiful Lego," is also a Lego artist himself. This is his "Victorian on Mud Heap," from 2011.

A somber look at the post-9/11 World Trade Center, this is "World Trade Center & 9/11 Memorial, New York," by J. Spencer Rezkella.

Just one of many amazing spacecraft represented in "Beautiful Lego," this is Garry King's "Cetanclass Baseship."

Artist Nathan Sawaya, formerly a lawyer and later a Lego master model builder, has a series of haunting pieces in "Beautiful Lego." This is "Frozen Figure."

This is "Protector of the Great Queen" by artist Leno Martins.

One of a series of stunning animal pieces in "Beautiful Lego," this is "The Equestrian" by Mike Nieves.

Harkening back to high school biology class, this is Dave Kaleta's "It's Not Easy Being Green (Dissected Frog)."

This is artist Edward Conquest's "Queen of Hearts Castle."

A building? A monster? Both? It's artist Mihai Marius Mihu's "The Fortune Demon."