Ram in a Thicket
A gold-covered figure with lapis lazuli horns, shell wool, and a jeweled base.
Monument to the Carta Magna and Four Regions of Argentina
A monument donated by the Spanish community to mark Argentina’s May Revolution centenary.
The Minute Man
A militiaman leaves his plow to join the patriots at Concord.
Bamberg Horseman
A crowned, life-size rider on horseback, among the earliest Gothic equestrian statues.
Damned Soul
A young face twisted by terror, surprise, and downward gaze.
Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs
A porphyry group of four armored emperors embracing in paired formations.
The Deposition
A dramatic vertical Pietà with Christ supported by Mary, Magdalene, and Nicodemus.
Marquis de Lafayette Statue
Bronze hero on a French marble pedestal, flanked by seven larger-than-life figures.
Palestrina Pietà
A three-figure marble group with a strong frontal, unfinished quality.
Statue of Honor
An equestrian Atatürk monument marking the start of the Turkish War of Independence.
Athlete from Ephesus
A bronze athlete cleaning his body with a curved strigil after exertion.
John of Austria
A gilded bronze monument celebrating the victor of Lepanto.
Apollo of Cyrene
A dynamic marble figure of Apollo shown in a contrapposto pose.
Hailfingen-Tailfingen Memorial
An uneven triangle stands before a long concrete wall of remembrance.
Death and the Sculptor
A bronze memorial showing a sculptor restrained by a winged female Death.
Judith and Holofernes
A bronze group celebrating virtue and the victory of the weak over the strong.
Aztec Sun Stone
A monumental basalt disc inscribed with Mexica cosmology and calendar cycles.
Hercules and Cacus
A monumental Mannerist group placed opposite Michelangelo’s David in Florence.
Saint Gregory
A modest marble saint figure with a tiara, book, and restrained expression.
Katyń Memorial
A bronze soldier stands bound and impaled, commemorating Polish victims of Katyn.
Fontaine Bartholdi
A monumental fountain with a dramatic horses-and-river-gods composition.
Monument to Karl Marx
A towering granite figure of Marx addressing the working people from a podium.
Giants of Mont'e Prama
Ancient life-size figures carved from local limestone, depicting warriors, archers, and boxers.
Adam Mickiewicz Monument
A famous bronze statue and popular meeting place on the Main Market Square.
Aspire
A tall red and orange steel sculpture once the UK’s tallest public artwork.
Pink Triangle Park
Fifteen white columns topped with pink triangles form a memorial triangle on a slope.
Marshal Mannerheim equestrian statue
A realistic bronze horse-and-rider monument raised on a granite plinth in central Helsinki.
Jockey of Artemision
A vivid bronze horse and rider group with striking motion and realism.
Hebe
A graceful neoclassical figure once criticized for its cloud, bronze details, and lifelike coloring.
Girl with an Oar
A symbol of Soviet park sculpture and healthy athletic ideals.
Kritios Boy
An early marble nude that marks the first known contrapposto pose.
Saint Proculus
An early marble work showing a certain resemblance to Donatello.
Sabouroff Head
An unusual Archaic male head with a rare treatment of hair and beard.
Seated Hermes
Bronze figure resting casually on a reconstructed rock, linked to Lysippos.
Adam
A rare monumental nude blending Gothic elegance with classical balance.
Warrior of Moixent
A small Iberian bronze horseman with a crested helmet and round shield.
Frankfurter Engel
An angel figure with a scroll, marked by a visible scar at the neck.
Flamingo
A towering red steel stabile that energizes Chicago’s Federal Plaza.
Józef Piłsudski Monument
A tall bronze and granite statue honoring Poland’s independence leader.
Louis XIV Equestrian Statue
A bronze mounted portrait on Place Bellecour, restored in 2024.
Liberty Bell
A replica bell with a history marked by destruction and memorial dedication.
Our Lady of the Isles
A granite Madonna and Child statue overlooking the western slopes of Ruabhal.
Ludovisi Dionysus
A crowned marble god flanked by a panther and a small satyr.
Pasquino
A battered Hellenistic statue famed for anonymous satirical messages in Rome.
Rosenbom
A life-size wooden donation box that asks visitors to lift its hat.
Brunswick Lion
A bronze lion symbolizing ducal power and Welf ambitions.
The River
A lead sculpture by Aristide Maillol, installed in the Tuileries Garden.
Dawn
A marble allegory of morning linked to grief, light, and the passage of time.
Parthenon Frieze
A marble procession frieze showing gods, horsemen, and sacrificial preparations.
Gommateshwara
A towering granite figure symbolising Jain ideals of peace and sacrifice.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals