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Sepia photograph of the Venus Italica marble statue, shown full-length against a dark background.

Venus Italica

A marble replacement for the Venus de Medici, created by Antonio Canova.

 Emmanuel Frémiet\'s Gorilla Carries a Woman sculpture shows an ape-like figure carrying a nude woman over its shoulder.

Gorilla Carries a Woman

A controversial group sculpture that helped shape later images of King Kong.

 James A. Garfield Monument with a bronze statue of James A. Garfield in front of the U.S. Capitol dome and columns

James A. Garfield Monument

A bronze statue on a granite pedestal with three sculptural scenes from Garfield’s life.

 Meat-Shaped Stone displayed in a glass case with layered reddish-brown, pale, and dark stone bands.

Meat-shaped Stone

A jasper carving shaped like Dongpo pork, beloved by museum visitors.

 Seagull Monument in front of the Assembly Hall, with a golden bird statue atop a tall column and a stone building behind it.

Seagull Monument

A memorial to the seagulls said to have saved early Mormon crops.

 Venus Victrix reclining on an ornate chaise longue, holding an apple in her outstretched hand.

Venus Victrix

A life-size reclining neo-Classical portrait of Pauline Bonaparte as a goddess.

 Adam Mickiewicz Monument: a bronze statue of a man in a cloak standing on a tall stone pedestal, with a floral wreath at the base.

Adam Mickiewicz Monument

Bronze poet in a relaxed pose, holding his cloak and touching his heart.

 Sleeping Lion bronze sculpture with a green patina, shown lying with its head resting on its front paws.

Sleeping Lion

A reclining bronze lion with a lowered head turned slightly to the left.

 Sakuntala bronze sculpture of two nude figures in an intimate embrace

Sakuntala

A young couple embraced in a tender moment of reunion.

 Maisonneuve Monument with a bronze figure holding a flag and sword atop a stone pedestal inscribed “MAISONNEUVE 1642,” with smaller figures below and city buildings in the background.

Maisonneuve Monument

A monumental tribute to Montreal’s founder in the heart of Place d’Armes.

 The Obelisk at Slottsbacken rises from a cobblestone plaza with people gathered around it.

Obelisk at Slottsbacken

A neo-Egyptian monument commemorating Stockholm’s citizenry during the Russo-Swedish War.

 Victor Emmanuel II Monument with an equestrian statue on a marble pedestal and a lion sculpture at the base

Victor Emmanuel II Monument

A bronze equestrian statue on a marble pedestal with lions and reliefs.

 Ain El Fouara Fountain with a reclining nude female statue on a rocky base and a lamppost above it, framed by a leafy tree.

Ain El Fouara Fountain

A famous Sétif monument with a statue added after the original fountain deteriorated.

 Prince Józef Poniatowski Monument, a dark equestrian statue on a tall stone pedestal in a paved square.

Prince Józef Poniatowski Monument

An equestrian bronze hero in classical dress, inspired by Marcus Aurelius.

 Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker statue on a dark pedestal, showing a white marble nude figure holding a golden orb and staff.

Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker

A celebrated nude portrait of Napoleon conceived as a classical, idealized hero.

 The Three Shades by Rodin, showing three dark bronze nude figures grouped together with bowed heads.

The Three Shades

Three unfinished bronze figures with repeated silhouettes and violent, unnatural poses.

 Bronze fountain at the Monument aux Girondins with rearing horses and spraying water, with a fairground attraction and ornate lamppost in the background.

Monument aux Girondins

A monumental column crowned by Liberty breaking her chains.

 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.

 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 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.

 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.

 Fontaine Bartholdi fountain with a seated female figure and rearing horses in Lyon

Fontaine Bartholdi

A monumental fountain with a dramatic horses-and-river-gods composition.

 Adam Mickiewicz Monument with a bronze standing figure on a tall pedestal, framed by historic buildings and a blue sky.

Adam Mickiewicz Monument

A famous bronze statue and popular meeting place on the Main Market Square.

 Louis XIV equestrian statue on a stone pedestal in Place Bellecour, with city buildings in the background.

Louis XIV Equestrian Statue

A bronze mounted portrait on Place Bellecour, restored in 2024.

 The Shaw Memorial appears behind trees and a stone wall, with a Boston Duck Tours vehicle passing in front.

Shaw Memorial

A bronze relief honoring the Massachusetts Fifty-Fourth Regiment and its colonel.

 Manuel Belgrano equestrian monument in front of a pink building with arched windows and a central clock.

Manuel Belgrano equestrian monument

A bronze general holds the Argentine flag atop a granite pedestal.

 Bronze sculpture of Jean de Fiennes by Auguste Rodin, shown in a draped cloak with one hand holding a ring-like object.

Jean de Fiennes

A cloaked figure with outstretched arms and open hands, shown in several studies.

 The Prodigal Son by Auguste Rodin, a bronze sculpture of a kneeling nude man with arms raised and head thrown back.

The Prodigal Son

A kneeling figure expresses sorrow, pain, and guilt through a tense, pleading pose.

 Nelson Monument in Liverpool with bronze figures on a stone base beside a tall stone building.

Nelson Monument

Bronze figures crown a stone base with naval reliefs and chained prisoners.

 Ganymede with Jupiter\'s Eagle marble sculpture of a kneeling young man offering a dish to an eagle.

Ganymede with Jupiter's Eagle

A refined neoclassical figure kneeling before an eagle with meticulously rendered plumage.

 Winfield Scott equestrian statue in bronze against a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Winfield Scott Statue

A bronze equestrian monument honoring a career military officer in a major Washington circle.

 Bartholdi Fountain framed by yellow daffodils, with bronze figures supporting a basin and water spraying from the top.

Bartholdi Fountain

A monumental public fountain created for America’s centennial celebration.

 Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV, a green-patinated bronze rider on a rearing horse pointing forward against a blue sky.

Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV

Bronze rider and horse on a tall stone pedestal, with a commanding royal pose.

 Metamorphoses, a white marble sculpture of two nude figures in an intertwined embrace.

Metamorphoses

A Rodin sculpture inspired by Ovid’s tale of Salmacis and Hermaphroditus.

 Pandora marble statue of a standing woman holding a small object, with drapery around her lower body.

Pandora

A neoclassical marble figure showing the moment Pandora receives her box from Jupiter.

 Gothic stage design for The Stone Guest with draped curtains, a glowing stained-glass archway, and ceremonial objects in the foreground.

The Stone Guest

A landmark recitative opera that fuses Pushkin’s text with music.

 The Triumph of the Republic monument with a female figure atop a globe, surrounded by allegorical figures and lions in a shallow basin.

The Triumph of the Republic

A monumental bronze tribute to the French Republic and popular movements.

 Malgré Tout, a light-colored stone sculpture of a reclining nude female figure on a rough base with the inscription \

Malgré Tout

A nude woman struggles against chains in a powerful gesture of resistance.

 Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker, a bronze nude statue on a hexagonal pedestal in the Brera courtyard.

Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker

A bronze cast of Canova’s marble tribute, later installed in Milan.

 Monument to Isabella of Castile showing a bronze equestrian statue on an ornate marble pedestal in a shallow pool.

Monument to Isabella of Castile

A bronze equestrian group with the queen flanked by two historical figures.

 Mutter Kinzig monument with a stone eagle atop a tall shaft and a dark female figure below.

Mutter Kinzig

An iron-cast female Rhine personification that survived war and relocation.

 Triumphant Youth bronze sculpture with two intertwined nude figures and a raised, tilted-back pose.

Triumphant Youth

A figure inspired by a tragic embrace, balancing life, death, and fatigue.

 Ugolino and His Sons marble sculpture showing a distressed seated man with two emaciated sons pleading around him

Ugolino and His Sons

A dramatic Romantic group showing desperation, hunger, and emotional tension.

 Fountain of King Matthias with bronze figures in front of a palace facade in Budapest

Fountain of King Matthias

A monumental neo-Baroque fountain telling a tragic love story.

 Fuente de la India fountain with a seated female statue and dolphin sculptures in a street median

Fuente de la India

A fountain crowned by an Indian woman symbolizing the city of Havana.

 Bronze sculpture of a chimpanzee holding a human skull while seated on books, including one labeled Darwin.

Monkey with a Skull

A contemplative bronze chimpanzee surrounded by books, a ruler, and a skull.

 Admiral David G. Farragut statue in bronze with a green patina, holding a telescope against a blue sky.

Admiral David G. Farragut

A bronze memorial dedicated in 1881 to a pioneering Union naval officer.

 The Shade bronze sculpture of a nude male figure leaning forward on a rock in a garden setting.

The Shade

A figure conceived for The Gates of Hell and later developed into separate versions.

 The First Funeral sculpture showing three nude figures in a tragic embrace, with a man carrying a limp youth beside a grieving woman.

The First Funeral

Adam and Eve carry the body of their murdered son Abel.