Citizen Włapko
A satirical figure of a naked boy with an adult’s head and a pleading gesture.
Simón Bolívar Equestrian Statue
A mounted Bolívar raises a sword high above his head in military uniform.
Greetingman
A blue nude figure bowing in a traditional gesture of respect.
St Bibiana
A marble saintly figure marked by restrained tension and Baroque drapery.
Rampin Rider
An archaic marble horseman with detailed curls, a laurel crown, and a famous fragmentary history.
Antinous Braschi
A colossal marble portrait combining Dionysian and Osirian features.
Venus Landolina
A pudically draped Venus rising from the waters, with a dolphin below.
Walking Man I
A lonely bronze figure strides forward with arms hanging at his sides.
Golden Woman
A legendary idol worshipped by northern peoples, described in contradictory early accounts.
Pandora
A neoclassical marble figure showing the moment Pandora receives her box from Jupiter.
Hercules of the Forum Boarium
A gilded bronze hero holding a club and three golden apples.
The Little Mermaid
A bronze mermaid statue on the Langelinie promenade, overlooking Copenhagen Harbour.
Malgré Tout
A nude woman struggles against chains in a powerful gesture of resistance.
Mary Magdalene
A life-sized nude figure in lime wood, covered with flowing red hair.
Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker
A bronze cast of Canova’s marble tribute, later installed in Milan.
Athena Giustiniani
A celebrated marble Athena with helmet, spear, aegis, and serpent at her feet.
Mutter Kinzig
An iron-cast female Rhine personification that survived war and relocation.
Jesus the Homeless
A bronze figure of Jesus sleeping on a park bench as a homeless man.
Antikythera Ephebe
A rare bronze youth in contrapposto, recovered from a famous shipwreck.
Birth of the New World
A towering bronze work that briefly held the record as North America’s tallest sculpture.
Saint Matthew
An unfinished marble figure that seems to emerge from the stone with intense emotion.
Beautiful Madonna of Wrocław
A refined Gothic image of Mary and the Child with rich drapery and symbolic meaning.
Piraeus Apollo
A monumental bronze figure with archaic features and an unusually refined surface.
Madonna dell'Udienza
A Renaissance marble Virgin carried in procession through Sambuca di Sicilia.
Efebo de Selinunte
A small bronze athlete statue showing a young man making a libation.
The Shade
A figure conceived for The Gates of Hell and later developed into separate versions.
Black Nazarene
Life-sized dark statue of Jesus carrying the True Cross in a genuflecting pose.
Angel with the Crown of Thorns
A Baroque angel holding the crown of thorns from the canonical gospels.
Moses
A brooding marble prophet shown with tablets, horns of wisdom, and intense inward tension.
The Vision of Constantine
An equestrian statue set at the base of the grand Vatican staircase.
Apollino
A celebrated Roman copy of an adolescent Apollo, once among the most copied sculptures.
Lanzón
A granite monolith carved with a supernatural figure in the Chavín tradition.
Emerald Buddha
A revered jade Buddha statue with seasonal robes and royal ceremonial dress changes.
Christian V Equestrian Statue
A gilded royal rider statue that became Copenhagen’s oldest surviving equestrian monument.
Merlion
A lion-headed fish symbolizing Singapore’s strength and maritime heritage.
Chemamull
A tall wooden figure used by the Mapuche in funerary rites.
The Cleveland Apollo
A life-size bronze Greek statue attributed to Praxiteles and still under scholarly review.
Pisa Griffin
A monumental bronze hybrid creature with intricate Arabic inscriptions and animal ornament.
Cristo de La Laguna
A revered Gothic crucifix showing Christ with naturalistic proportions and expressive suffering.
The Falconer
A man in Elizabethan dress stands on a granite pedestal, releasing a hunting falcon.
The Exiled
A Carrara marble work inspired by longing, later awarded in Madrid.
The Meeting Place
A bronze couple locked in an amorous embrace at St Pancras station.
The Great God Pan
A monumental bronze faun figure once intended as a fountain centerpiece.
The Porter
A fountain statue of a water carrier, long used for public satire.
California
A marble allegory of wealth and danger inspired by the Gold Rush.
The Eternal Springtime
A passionate lovers’ embrace marked by the man’s dominant pose.
Pericles with the Corinthian Helmet
An idealized statesman shown with a helmet and restrained, serious expression.
Motya Charioteer
An ancient sculpture dated to 480 BC and preserved on the island of Motya.
Sphinx of Memphis
A monumental alabaster sphinx with unusual striations and uncertain royal dedication.
Homunculus Loxodontus
A gray, seated figure with an elephant-seal head and human-like arms.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals