The Young Woman of Amajac
A limestone figure of an Indian woman in a tunic and ankle-length skirt.
Vargas Swamp Lancers
A towering monument honoring the famous charge of 14 lancers in 1819.
Rassam cylinder
A ten-sided prism inscribed with cuneiform recounting Ashurbanipal’s campaigns.
Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV
An equestrian portrait that was later altered into a statue of Marcus Curtius.
Aleksis Kivi Memorial
A contemplative figure seated in a chair, surrounded by literary reliefs.
Omphalos
A sacred stone marking the mythic center of the world.
Saint Paul
One of four marble figures made for the Piccolomini Altarpiece in Siena Cathedral.
Victor Emmanuel II Monument
A bronze equestrian statue on a marble pedestal with lions and reliefs.
Gniezno Doors
Bronze doors decorated with eighteen relief scenes from Saint Adalbert’s life.
Angel of Peace
A memorial for victims of Nazism and World War II, later moved nearby.
Birth of a New Man
A colossal Columbus figure partially enclosed by an egg-like shell.
Jules Rimet Trophy
The original World Cup prize, later replaced after Brazil’s third title.
Arca di San Domenico
A major work of art shaped by centuries of artistic intervention.
Duke of Cambridge equestrian statue
A detailed bronze memorial showing the duke in full field marshal uniform on horseback.
Gradiva
A walking female figure from an ancient relief, later turned into a modern myth.
Krumlov Madonna
A graceful late Gothic Virgin and Child with a softly dramatic, flower-like form.
Talking Statues of Rome
A group of statues used to display anonymous political satire.
Sarcophagus of the Spouses
A reclining Etruscan married couple shown sharing a banquet in the afterlife.
Femme
A symbolic figure with a conical body, curved appendages, and a moon-shaped mark.
Monument of Common Martyrdom
An austere memorial rising above a shared grave of wartime victims.
Golden Rider
Depicts Augustus the Strong as a Roman emperor on a rearing horse.
Plutei of Trajan
Two marble relief slabs showing imperial and historical scenes from ancient Rome.
Piccolomini Altarpiece
An ornate marble altarpiece enriched with sculptures by Michelangelo and earlier artists.
Ain El Fouara Fountain
A famous Sétif monument with a statue added after the original fountain deteriorated.
Suvorov Monument
A mounted monument in Tiraspol, admired for its artistic quality.
Commodus as Hercules
A marble portrait showing the emperor identified with the Greek hero Herakles.
Stele of Avile Tite
A monumental limestone relief showing an armed warrior in profile.
Babuino Fountain
A reclining silenus known for its rough, ape-like appearance and satirical role.
Zero Kilometre Stone
A stylized zero marking Hungary’s symbolic starting point for road distances.
Borghese Vase
A monumental marble krater decorated with a lively Bacchic procession.
Townley Venus
A partially draped Roman Venus with a restored pose and arms.
Neuvy-en-Sullias Hoard
A Gallic and Gallo-Roman bronze hoard of animal sculptures and statuettes.
Candelabra Angels
Two bronze putti, likely the choir angels described by Vasari.
The Kiss of Death
A striking Art Deco marble statue created for a grieving family in Barcelona.
Daniel and the Lion
A Baroque prophet figure drawn from classical models and set in a dramatic niche.
Fontana dello Sprone
A grotesque bearded face spouts water into a swirling marble conch basin.
Keyboard Monument
A land-art tribute to a computer keyboard, later restored after stolen keys.
Smiling Angel
A celebrated Gothic figure known for its remarkable smile and rich symbolism.
Farnese Bull
A colossal marble group showing the death of Dirce in Greek myth.
Alan Turing Memorial
A seated figure on a bench holding an apple in Sackville Gardens.
Major General George B. McClellan
A bronze horse-and-rider memorial on a granite base in a small public park.
Batlló Majesty
A triumphant crucified Christ with open eyes and no signs of suffering.
General José Gervasio Artigas
A bronze tribute to a Uruguayan independence leader, later installed in Washington, DC.
Vaartkapoen
A mischievous figure from a canal grabs a life-size Brussels policeman.
Prague Metronome
A silent red kinetic sculpture marking time above the Vltava River.
Prince Józef Poniatowski Monument
An equestrian bronze hero in classical dress, inspired by Marcus Aurelius.
Swimming Reindeer
Two reindeer carved in sequence on a mammoth tusk tip.
Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker
A celebrated nude portrait of Napoleon conceived as a classical, idealized hero.
Treblinka
A Holocaust memorial honoring Jews murdered at Treblinka in occupied Poland.
Headington Shark
A rooftop fiberglass shark created as a warning about nuclear power.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals