Temple sculpture of Andhra Pradesh represents an amalgamation of different styles. This particular is steeped in legends and there are numerous ancient temples here. Several kingdoms like the Satavahanas, Badami Chalukyas, Ganga Kings and the Vijayanagar Empire has reigned in Andhra Pradesh from time to time. As a result the impacts of the architecture of all these empires are found here.

The architecture of the temples followed the Dravidian art and sculpture style. Hence the temples here flaunt colossal shikharas, gopurams, garbhagrihas, mandapas and sculpted pillars. Besides the ancient temples Andhra Pradesh also consists of some modern temples. Both the ancient and contemporary temples stand out for their sculpture. Episodes from the Hindu epics, motifs in the form of animals, humans and plants and kirtimukhas are part of the temple sculptures of Andhra Pradesh.

The other temple sculptures of Andhra Pradesh include the following:

Sculpture of Lepakshi Temple, Anantapur	Sculpture of Chennakesava Temple, Anantapur	Sculpture of Devi Bhramarambika, Kurnool	Sculpture of Srikalahasti Temple, Chittoor
Sculpture of Thousand Pillar Temple, Warangal	Sculpture of Gunupudi Someswara Temple, Godawari	Sculpture of Iskcon Temple, Hyderabad	Sculpture of Suryanarayana Temple, Arasavalli
Sculpture of Tirupati Temple, Tirupati	Sculpture of Chennakesavaswami Temple, Cudappah	Sculpture of Jagan Mohini Keshava Swami Temple, Rajahmundry	Sculpture of Raja Rajeswara Temple, Karimnagar
Sculpture of Srisailam Temple, Kurnool	Sculpture of Gundala Mallikarjuna Swami Temple, Vijayawada	Sculpture of Kurma Temple, Sri Kakulam	Sculpture of Sammakka Saralamma Temple, Warangal
Sculpture of Birla Mandir, Hyderabad	Sculpture of Manthani Temple, Karimnagar	Sculpture of Lord Malleshwara Temple, Vijayawada	Sculpture of Sri Venkateswara Temple, Warangal
Sculpture of Mukhalingam Temple, Sri Kakulam	Sculpture of Devi Kanaka Durga, Vijayawada	Sculpture of Shri Shri Radha Madhan Mohan Mandir, Hyderabad	Sculpture of ISKCON Temple, Tirupati