Shoes on the Danube Bank
Abandoned shoes mark the riverbank where victims were executed and swept away.
Farnese Diadumenos
A marble athlete wears a victory band on his head.
A Faun Teased by Children
A marble work by Bernini and his father, completed in the early 17th century.
Antoninus Pius Column
Marble base with an apotheosis scene, once part of a Roman imperial monument.
Divino Salvador del Mundo
Christ stands atop a globe on a tall concrete pedestal.
Angel
A winged marble figure with dynamic drapery and monumental presence.
Alexandre et Diogène
A monumental marble relief depicting Alexander’s encounter with Diogenes.
Stone of Motecuhzoma I
A massive round monolith carved with conquests and a sacrificial well.
Reksio Monument
A bronze dog figure stands by a fountain shaped like a split egg.
Rondanini Pietà
An unfinished late marble work with elongated, haunting figures.
Madara Rider
A monumental rock relief showing a mounted figure, a slain lion, and a dog.
Venus of Langenzersdorf
A stylized nude female figurine with elongated upper body and prominent hips.
Santo Niño de Cebú
A revered 16th-century image of the Child Jesus in Cebu.
Russell Alger Memorial Fountain
A bronze Beaux-Arts fountain topped by a symbolic female figure of Michigan.
Amazon Sarcophagus
Painted battle scenes of Amazons and Greeks cover its marble surfaces.
The Thinker of Cernavodă
A small terracotta figure in a seated, contemplative pose.
A'a
A finely carved wooden Polynesian deity figure admired for its singularity.
Venus of Dolní Věstonice
A terracotta female figurine with detailed body features and an ancient fingerprint.
Irish Hunger Memorial
A hillside memorial with Irish plants, stone walls, and engraved eyewitness quotations.
Jōmon Venus
A complete clay figurine with broad hips, prominent breasts, and an enlarged belly.
Alamo Cenotaph
A memorial monument commemorating the Alamo defenders and the 1836 siege.
Pushkin Bust
A monumental bronze bust honoring the poet, raised by local residents.
Monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi
An imposing equestrian statue honoring the Hero of Two Worlds.
Sounion Kouros
A colossal, front-facing archaic youth with stylized anatomy and oversized eyes.
Stele of the Vultures
A limestone relief showing victory, divine power, and fallen enemies in vivid registers.
Levitated Mass
A monumental boulder suspended above a viewing path for 360-degree viewing.
Kernosivka Idol
A stone anthropomorphic figure from the Eneolithic period, linked to the Yamnaya culture.
Stone Flower
A concrete memorial flower rising over the former Jasenovac camp.
Ain Sakhri Lovers
A small prehistoric figurine believed to depict two people in a sexual embrace.
La Princesse
A 13-metre mechanical spider made of steel and poplar wood.
Bust of Thomas Baker
A marble portrait bust linked to Bernini and preserved in London.
B of the Bang
A towering firework-like sculpture later dismantled after structural problems.
Lucky Frog
Bronze frog with engraved luck symbols and a turquoise-green patina.
Alamo
A rotating black steel cube that became a beloved East Village meeting point.
Alma Mater
A dignified bronze figure symbolizing Columbia’s welcoming role as a university.
Lady of Elche
An elaborately adorned Iberian bust with a hollow rear cavity and idealized features.
La Antorcha de la Amistad
A monumental abstract sculpture given by Mexico to San Antonio in 2002.
Head of a Faun
An early marble work that helped bring Michelangelo to Lorenzo de’ Medici’s attention.
Madonna del Perdono
A tender Madonna and Child relief with cherubim in a shallow tondo.
Day
A marble allegory of time placed on a Medici tomb.
Truth Unveiled by Time
A marble allegory of truth being revealed by an unfinished figure of Time.
Statue of St. John of Nepomuk
Sandstone saint sculpture with refined face and drapery, lacking a traditional biretta.
Pseudo-Seneca
A gaunt bronze bust whose identity was long misunderstood.
Tetrahedron
A walkable steel tetrahedron standing on four tall concrete pillars.
La Nouvelle Liberté
A 12-meter metal monument that became an emblem of Douala.
Unisphere
A stainless steel globe symbolizing global interdependence and the space age.
Bernward Doors
Bronze doors with facing relief scenes from Genesis and the Passion.
Colonne Pascale
A slender totem of stacked enamel pots rising 12 meters high.
Head of Franz Kafka
A mirror-polished steel head made of rotating panels and light.
The Shot in the Back
A 3.5-meter monument showing a woman holding a wounded man.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals