Coatlicue
A monumental Aztec figure with serpent skirt, severed head, and a necklace of hearts.
San Juan Patrón
An accompanying devotional image linked to the revered Cristo Negro of Esquipulas.
Apennine Colossus
A monumental stone giant with grottoes, water effects, and mythological references.
Man walking to the sky
A painted figure strides upward along a towering, tilted steel tube.
Grifo de Redován
A mythological half-man, half-eagle figure with striking proto-Hellenic features.
Kouros
An archaic marble youth statue with a frontal stance and elaborate hair.
Chimera of Arezzo
An Etruscan bronze beast shown wounded in its final struggle.
El Caballito
A bronze equestrian monument once nearly destroyed after Mexican independence.
Abbot Luigi
A late Roman statue of a high magistrate, famed for satirical verses.
Venus Victrix
A life-size reclining neo-Classical portrait of Pauline Bonaparte as a goddess.
Holbeinpferd
A concrete foal sculpture in Freiburg known for many anonymous alterations.
Khafre Enthroned
An immobile royal figure in hard stone, balanced and eternally composed.
Sleeping Maenad
A reclining nude figure on a panther skin, with losses and modern plaster repairs.
Crucifix
A striking nude crucified Christ carved in white Carrara marble.
Bacchus
A sensual marble figure inspired by classical antiquity and hedonism.
Hercules
A rare gilded bronze figure with club, lion skin, and golden apples.
Giustiniani Hestia
A finely carved marble figure with austere features and flowing drapery.
Santa Croce Crucifix
A strikingly realistic polychrome wooden crucifix that once drew criticism for its naturalism.
The Young Woman of Amajac
A limestone figure of an Indian woman in a tunic and ankle-length skirt.
Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV
An equestrian portrait that was later altered into a statue of Marcus Curtius.
Saint Paul
One of four marble figures made for the Piccolomini Altarpiece in Siena Cathedral.
Krumlov Madonna
A graceful late Gothic Virgin and Child with a softly dramatic, flower-like form.
Femme
A symbolic figure with a conical body, curved appendages, and a moon-shaped mark.
Babuino Fountain
A reclining silenus known for its rough, ape-like appearance and satirical role.
Townley Venus
A partially draped Roman Venus with a restored pose and arms.
Daniel and the Lion
A Baroque prophet figure drawn from classical models and set in a dramatic niche.
Smiling Angel
A celebrated Gothic figure known for its remarkable smile and rich symbolism.
Batlló Majesty
A triumphant crucified Christ with open eyes and no signs of suffering.
Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker
A celebrated nude portrait of Napoleon conceived as a classical, idealized hero.
Chief Seattle
A life-size outdoor bronze figure with a complex restoration history.
Night
A marble allegory with symbolic attributes, including an owl and a mask.
Lansdowne Heracles
A beardless hero holding the Nemean lion’s skin and his club.
Farnese Diadumenos
A marble athlete wears a victory band on his head.
Santo Niño de Cebú
A revered 16th-century image of the Child Jesus in Cebu.
A'a
A finely carved wooden Polynesian deity figure admired for its singularity.
Sounion Kouros
A colossal, front-facing archaic youth with stylized anatomy and oversized eyes.
Kernosivka Idol
A stone anthropomorphic figure from the Eneolithic period, linked to the Yamnaya culture.
Alma Mater
A dignified bronze figure symbolizing Columbia’s welcoming role as a university.
Day
A marble allegory of time placed on a Medici tomb.
Statue of St. John of Nepomuk
Sandstone saint sculpture with refined face and drapery, lacking a traditional biretta.
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.
Athlete from Ephesus
A bronze athlete cleaning his body with a curved strigil after exertion.
Apollo of Cyrene
A dynamic marble figure of Apollo shown in a contrapposto pose.
Saint Gregory
A modest marble saint figure with a tiara, book, and restrained expression.
Hebe
A graceful neoclassical figure once criticized for its cloud, bronze details, and lifelike coloring.
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.
Seated Hermes
Bronze figure resting casually on a reconstructed rock, linked to Lysippos.
Adam
A rare monumental nude blending Gothic elegance with classical balance.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
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