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  • Period: Renaissance
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Found 6 sculptures.

The Fountain of Diana, a marble sculpture of a nude woman with a bow embracing a stag, with two dogs on the basin below.

Fountain of Diana

Marble Diana with a bow, hounds, and a deer, once topping a grand fountain.

 Moss-covered reclining stone statue on a rocky base above a stone basin on a cobblestone street.

Talking Statues of Rome

A group of statues used to display anonymous political satire.

 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.

 Marble sculpture of Apollo and Hyacinth showing a standing nude male figure and a kneeling figure beside him.

Apollo and Hyacinth

A marble mythological group depicting the tragic love story of Apollo and Hyacinth.

 Heracles and Nessus marble sculpture showing a muscular man wrestling a centaur with a club raised overhead

Heracles and Nessus

A powerful sculptural group marked by the centaur’s dramatic, elastic twist.

 Giambologna’s Rape of the Sabine Women sculpture in a public square, with three intertwined figures against a building with arched windows.

Rape of the Sabine Women

A twisting marble group showing three intertwined figures in dramatic motion.