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Jōmon Venus clay figurine with a patterned headdress, broad hips, and a rounded belly

Jōmon Venus

A complete clay figurine with broad hips, prominent breasts, and an enlarged belly.

 Alamo Cenotaph stone monument with a central relief sculpture and inscriptions on the base.

Alamo Cenotaph

A memorial monument commemorating the Alamo defenders and the 1836 siege.

 Pushkin bust on a tall ornate pedestal in a paved plaza

Pushkin Bust

A monumental bronze bust honoring the poet, raised by local residents.

 Giuseppe Garibaldi equestrian monument on a stone pedestal with bronze reliefs and sculptures in Rome.

Monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi

An imposing equestrian statue honoring the Hero of Two Worlds.

 Sounion Kouros marble statue of a nude male youth with long braided hair, shown front-facing with a missing left arm.

Sounion Kouros

A colossal, front-facing archaic youth with stylized anatomy and oversized eyes.

 Fragmented relief from the Stele of the Vultures showing a large figure holding a staff with a bird emblem above smaller figures trapped in a net, with cuneiform text above.

Stele of the Vultures

A limestone relief showing victory, divine power, and fallen enemies in vivid registers.

 Levitated Mass shows a massive boulder suspended above a concrete pathway between sloping walls.

Levitated Mass

A monumental boulder suspended above a viewing path for 360-degree viewing.

 Kernosivka Idol stone pillar with carved human figure and geometric reliefs

Kernosivka Idol

A stone anthropomorphic figure from the Eneolithic period, linked to the Yamnaya culture.

 Stone Flower, a large concrete sculpture with curved petal-like forms rising against a cloudy sky.

Stone Flower

A concrete memorial flower rising over the former Jasenovac camp.

 Ain Sakhri Lovers stone sculpture with two rounded lobes on a dark base.

Ain Sakhri Lovers

A small prehistoric figurine believed to depict two people in a sexual embrace.

 La Princesse, a giant mechanical spider with segmented legs and people operating it beneath a blue sky.

La Princesse

A 13-metre mechanical spider made of steel and poplar wood.

 Bust of Thomas Baker with curly hair, a mustache, and an elaborate lace collar.

Bust of Thomas Baker

A marble portrait bust linked to Bernini and preserved in London.

 B of the Bang sculpture with long reddish-brown spikes radiating from a central point.

B of the Bang

A towering firework-like sculpture later dismantled after structural problems.

 Lucky Frog statue with teal patina and golden eyes in front of a modern building.

Lucky Frog

Bronze frog with engraved luck symbols and a turquoise-green patina.

 The Alamo sculpture shown as a large dark cube tilted on one corner in an urban plaza.

Alamo

A rotating black steel cube that became a beloved East Village meeting point.

 Alma Mater, a bronze seated female figure holding an open book and scepter on a stone pedestal outside Columbia University.

Alma Mater

A dignified bronze figure symbolizing Columbia’s welcoming role as a university.

 Stone bust of the Lady of Elche with an ornate headdress and layered necklaces.

Lady of Elche

An elaborately adorned Iberian bust with a hollow rear cavity and idealized features.

 La Antorcha de la Amistad rising above a stone bridge in downtown San Antonio.

La Antorcha de la Amistad

A monumental abstract sculpture given by Mexico to San Antonio in 2002.

 White circular relief sculpture of the Head of a Faun with a grinning face, pointed ears, and curly beard and hair.

Head of a Faun

An early marble work that helped bring Michelangelo to Lorenzo de’ Medici’s attention.

 Madonna del Perdono relief showing a haloed mother holding a child, with cherubs in the background and a decorative border.

Madonna del Perdono

A tender Madonna and Child relief with cherubim in a shallow tondo.

 Michelangelo\'s Day, a reclining nude marble male figure in the Sagrestia Nuova.

Day

A marble allegory of time placed on a Medici tomb.

 Truth Unveiled by Time sculpture showing a reclining nude female figure holding a disc aloft, with a rough unfinished figure behind her.

Truth Unveiled by Time

A marble allegory of truth being revealed by an unfinished figure of Time.

 Sandstone statue of St. John of Nepomuk with a halo of stars against a blue sky.

Statue of St. John of Nepomuk

Sandstone saint sculpture with refined face and drapery, lacking a traditional biretta.

 Pseudo-Seneca marble bust of a bearded man with a serious expression

Pseudo-Seneca

A gaunt bronze bust whose identity was long misunderstood.

 The Tetrahedron steel sculpture stands on tall white pillars with staircases and viewing platforms, with people walking nearby under a blue sky.

Tetrahedron

A walkable steel tetrahedron standing on four tall concrete pillars.

 La Nouvelle Liberté sculpture rising on a stone base in an urban square, with one arm raised holding a spherical metal form.

La Nouvelle Liberté

A 12-meter metal monument that became an emblem of Douala.

 The Unisphere steel globe sculpture with orbital rings, surrounded by water fountains under an overcast sky.

Unisphere

A stainless steel globe symbolizing global interdependence and the space age.

 Bernward Doors with tall bronze relief panels showing multiple narrative scenes and lion-head knockers.

Bernward Doors

Bronze doors with facing relief scenes from Genesis and the Passion.

 Colonne Pascale made of stacked pale yellow pots with lids and small handles

Colonne Pascale

A slender totem of stacked enamel pots rising 12 meters high.

 The Head of Franz Kafka sculpture with stacked, mirrored metal panels reflecting nearby buildings and blue sky.

Head of Franz Kafka

A mirror-polished steel head made of rotating panels and light.

 The Shot in the Back monument showing two stone figures on a dark base with Cyrillic text, set among trees and paved paths.

The Shot in the Back

A 3.5-meter monument showing a woman holding a wounded man.

 Ram in a Thicket sculpture showing a golden ram standing on hind legs with dark horns and a stylized golden thicket.

Ram in a Thicket

A gold-covered figure with lapis lazuli horns, shell wool, and a jeweled base.

 The Monument to the Carta Magna and the Four Regions of Argentina, a tall white stone sculpture with a standing female figure on top and detailed reliefs below.

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 bronze statue of a colonial militiaman holding a musket beside a plow on a stone pedestal in a park.

The Minute Man

A militiaman leaves his plow to join the patriots at Concord.

 The Bamberg Horseman stone statue shows a crowned rider on a horse, facing left.

Bamberg Horseman

A crowned, life-size rider on horseback, among the earliest Gothic equestrian statues.

 Damned Soul marble bust with a screaming face and furrowed brow

Damned Soul

A young face twisted by terror, surprise, and downward gaze.

 Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs, a dark reddish-purple porphyry sculpture of four stylized figures embracing in two pairs.

Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs

A porphyry group of four armored emperors embracing in paired formations.

 Michelangelo’s The Deposition marble sculpture showing the dead Christ supported by three robed figures.

The Deposition

A dramatic vertical Pietà with Christ supported by Mary, Magdalene, and Nicodemus.

 The Marquis de Lafayette statue, a large bronze monument with figures on a stone pedestal in a fenced park.

Marquis de Lafayette Statue

Bronze hero on a French marble pedestal, flanked by seven larger-than-life figures.

 Palestrina Pietà, a partially carved marble sculpture of three figures with a central draped body supported by two others.

Palestrina Pietà

A three-figure marble group with a strong frontal, unfinished quality.

 Statue of Honor, an equestrian sculpture of a man in military uniform holding a sword on a rearing horse.

Statue of Honor

An equestrian Atatürk monument marking the start of the Turkish War of Independence.

 Athlete from Ephesus bronze statue displayed on a pedestal in a grand museum hall.

Athlete from Ephesus

A bronze athlete cleaning his body with a curved strigil after exertion.

 Bronze statue of John of Austria in historical armor on a tall stone pedestal, with one arm extended and a sword in the other hand.

John of Austria

A gilded bronze monument celebrating the victor of Lepanto.

 Apollo of Cyrene marble statue with a lyre-shaped support, missing its right arm and draped around the lower body.

Apollo of Cyrene

A dynamic marble figure of Apollo shown in a contrapposto pose.

 Hailfingen-Tailfingen Memorial with a textured triangular metal sculpture in front of a concrete wall.

Hailfingen-Tailfingen Memorial

An uneven triangle stands before a long concrete wall of remembrance.

 Death and the Sculptor marble relief showing a winged female figure restraining a sculptor beside a bust.

Death and the Sculptor

A bronze memorial showing a sculptor restrained by a winged female Death.

 Donatello’s Judith and Holofernes bronze sculpture, showing a woman holding a sword above a bearded male figure.

Judith and Holofernes

A bronze group celebrating virtue and the victory of the weak over the strong.

 The Aztec Sun Stone carved as a large circular stone disc with a central face and concentric rings of symbols.

Aztec Sun Stone

A monumental basalt disc inscribed with Mexica cosmology and calendar cycles.

 Hercules and Cacus sculpture on an ornate pedestal in Piazza della Signoria, showing two muscular figures in white marble.

Hercules and Cacus

A monumental Mannerist group placed opposite Michelangelo’s David in Florence.

 Saint Gregory marble statue in an ornate arched niche, holding a large book and wearing a papal tiara.

Saint Gregory

A modest marble saint figure with a tiara, book, and restrained expression.