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The Bucket Fountain with red and yellow buckets tipping water into a shallow pool in Wellington.

The Bucket Fountain

A kinetic fountain of tipping buckets that splashes water across the mall.

Barnett Newman’s Broken Obelisk sculpture rising from a reflecting pool with trees and a light-toned building behind it.

Broken Obelisk

A monumental Cor-Ten steel form that became a symbol of controversy and modern sculpture.

The Wall sculpture on a bright blue building facade with rows of teal projections above a beige lower section.

The Wall

A minimalist artwork built into a SoHo building, later removed and reinstalled.

Stork Fountain with green-patinaed bird figures in a Copenhagen city square

Stork Fountain

Three storks poised to depart above a stone basin and bronze bowl.

Brescia Casket with dense relief carvings arranged in rows of narrative scenes and busts

Brescia Casket

A rare ivory box with 36 finely carved early Christian scenes.

Rhine Water Fountain sculpture with two figures seated on a fish-like creature above a shallow pool.

Rhine Water Fountain

A bronze river god fountain once mocked in Strasbourg for its playful pose.

People sitting on the Sea Organ stone steps by the blue sea in Zadar, looking toward distant islands and a sailboat.

Sea Organ

Stone steps and hidden pipes turn sea movement into unique melodies.

Fontana della Navicella stone boat sculpture on a pedestal in a fountain basin

Fontana della Navicella

A decorated Roman galley replica set into a fountain beside a Roman church.

Entropa installation with a large blue grid frame and colorful attached shapes in a modern interior, with people gathered below.

Entropa

A satirical installation built around stereotypes of European Union member states.

Fisherman Fountain bronze statue of a man wrestling a serpentine creature in a park with trees and paths.

Fisherman Fountain

A fisherman struggles with a snake in a powerful allegorical composition.

Heureka sculpture standing on a grassy lawn beside Lake Zurich, with mountains in the distance.

Heureka

A towering machine-sculpture made from reclaimed metals for Expo 1964.

The LOVE sculpture in Chelsea, New York, with a blue L and white tilted LO and VE letters accented in red and brown.

Love

Bold stacked letters in Didone type, with the O tilted at a 45° angle.

Pi-Chacán stone sculpture with a vertical vulva-like opening and subtle facial features at the top.

Pi-Chacán

A monumental red marble vulva placed at the University of Tübingen.

Dona i Ocell sculpture in Barcelona, covered in colorful mosaic tiles with a yellow crescent and ring at the top.

Dona i Ocell

A towering female figure topped with a bird, covered in colorful ceramic.

The Hand of Irulegi, a flat hand-shaped metal artifact covered in ancient inscriptions.

Hand of Irulegi

A bronze right-hand amulet bearing an ancient inscription in Iberian script.

The World Clock in Alexanderplatz, a cylindrical public clock with city names and times beneath a globe structure.

World Clock

A towering mechanical clock showing time in 148 cities worldwide.

Havis Amanda fountain with a nude female figure and seal statues around the base.

Havis Amanda

A bronze mermaid statue that became a beloved symbol of Helsinki.

The Cross of the Angels, a jeweled golden cross displayed in a glass case with kneeling angel figures beside it.

Cross of the Angels

A pre-Romanesque reliquary with squared dimensions and a cedar-wood core.

Pope Leo XIV in white clerical vestments stands in front of The Resurrection sculpture, smiling and waving.

The Resurrection

Christ rises from a nuclear crater in a dramatic vision of violence and hope.

The Mystery Baths sculpture with two partially submerged statues in a pond, including a leaf-crowned head and a muscular male torso.

The Mystery Baths

A surreal fountain with bathers, fish, and seaside imagery.

Superlambanana sculpture beside a stone building behind a fenced pavement area.

Superlambanana

A bright yellow hybrid of a banana and a lamb, inspired by Liverpool’s dock history.

The Picasso sculpture in Chicago framed against the Richard J. Daley Center, with an American flag visible above.

The Picasso

A monumental abstract steel landmark known for its playful, climbable form.

Salvation Mountain covered in colorful religious murals, with a white cross on top and large painted words including LOVE and GOD IS.

Salvation Mountain

A colorful artificial hill covered with flowers, hearts, and religious symbols.

The Tazza Farnese carved gem shows a detailed relief scene with a bearded figure holding a horn among draped and partially nude figures.

Tazza Farnese

A Hellenistic sardonyx gem with Medusa and a debated Egyptian scene.

Trans Am Rapture sculpture with cars stacked vertically against a blue sky and a high-rise building.

Trans Am Rapture

Stacked cars rise from a tree-trunk base in a striking urban installation.

La Pigna sculpture resembling a giant green pine cone in front of a domed building

La Pigna

An ancient pine cone fountain once admired in the heart of Rome.

Salvador Dalí’s Lobster Telephone, showing a black rotary phone with a reddish-orange lobster on the cradle.

Lobster Telephone

A working phone topped with a plaster lobster, blending humor and unease.