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Found 29 sculptures.

The Giraldillo sculpture of a robed woman holding a shield and palm frond against a blue sky.

Giraldillo

A female allegorical figure crowning Seville’s Giralda and symbolizing victorious faith.

 Seated marble female figure lifting one foot and holding a small vessel above her head.

Female Figure

A nearly life-size marble nude in an elegant serpentine pose.

 Bronze putto with a dolphin, the winged child poised on one foot atop a small base.

Putto with a Dolphin

A bronze sculpture by Andrea del Verrocchio, possibly involving Leonardo da Vinci.

 Saint Louis of Toulouse shown as a gilded standing statue holding a staff and a small book.

Saint Louis of Toulouse

A gilded bronze figure in a marble niche, made for Orsanmichele.

 The Apennine Colossus, a colossal bearded stone figure, squats among trees and rocks beside the water.

Apennine Colossus

A monumental stone giant with grottoes, water effects, and mythological references.

 Benvenuto Cellini crucifix in white marble, showing Christ on a dark cross with INRI at the top.

Crucifix

A striking nude crucified Christ carved in white Carrara marble.

 Michelangelo’s Bacchus, a marble statue of a nude male figure holding a goblet and grapes with a small satyr beside him.

Bacchus

A sensual marble figure inspired by classical antiquity and hedonism.

 Santa Croce Crucifix showing a wooden Christ figure on the cross with bowed head, halo, loincloth, and INRI plaque above.

Santa Croce Crucifix

A strikingly realistic polychrome wooden crucifix that once drew criticism for its naturalism.

 Marble statue of Saint Paul standing in an ornate niche with flowing robes and a bearded face.

Saint Paul

One of four marble figures made for the Piccolomini Altarpiece in Siena Cathedral.

 Babuino Fountain with a reclining stone figure over a rectangular basin of greenish water.

Babuino Fountain

A reclining silenus known for its rough, ape-like appearance and satirical role.

 Michelangelo’s Night, a reclining nude marble figure with an owl and mask on the base.

Night

A marble allegory with symbolic attributes, including an owl and a mask.

 Santo Niño de Cebú statue with a golden crown, red embroidered cape, and golden orb with cross.

Santo Niño de Cebú

A revered 16th-century image of the Child Jesus in Cebu.

 Michelangelo\'s Day, a reclining nude marble male figure in the Sagrestia Nuova.

Day

A marble allegory of time placed on a Medici tomb.

 Saint Gregory marble statue in an ornate arched niche, holding a large book and wearing a papal tiara.

Saint Gregory

A modest marble saint figure with a tiara, book, and restrained expression.

 Marble statue of Saint Proculus standing in a short tunic and cloak among ornate stone carvings.

Saint Proculus

An early marble work showing a certain resemblance to Donatello.

 Dawn, a white marble sculpture of a reclining nude woman resting on her bent arm.

Dawn

A marble allegory of morning linked to grief, light, and the passage of time.

 Marzocco, a seated stone lion with its paw on a shield decorated with a fleur-de-lis.

Marzocco

A heraldic lion resting one paw on Florence’s shield.

 Mary Magdalene sculpture of a standing female figure with long wavy hair, displayed in a glass case.

Mary Magdalene

A life-sized nude figure in lime wood, covered with flowing red hair.

 Saint Matthew sculpture carved from a rough stone block, with the figure emerging in a strained pose.

Saint Matthew

An unfinished marble figure that seems to emerge from the stone with intense emotion.

 Madonna dell\'Udienza sculpture of the Madonna and Child displayed in a gilded shrine with flowers and crowns.

Madonna dell'Udienza

A Renaissance marble Virgin carried in procession through Sambuca di Sicilia.

 Michelangelo\'s Moses, a seated marble statue of a bearded man with horns holding tablets under his arm.

Moses

A brooding marble prophet shown with tablets, horns of wisdom, and intense inward tension.

 Cristo de La Laguna wooden crucifix against a light-colored wall

Cristo de La Laguna

A revered Gothic crucifix showing Christ with naturalistic proportions and expressive suffering.

 The Porter fountain statue of a bearded man in a cap pouring water from a barrel into a basin.

The Porter

A fountain statue of a water carrier, long used for public satire.

 Saint Peter stone statue holding a book and a set of keys.

Saint Peter

A marble figure from Orsanmichele, now preserved in the museum there.

 Il Gobbo di Rialto, a weathered stone figure crouching beneath an inscribed block beside a reddish column.

Il Gobbo di Rialto

A crouching nude hunchback once used for proclamations and punishments.

 Saint Petronius stone statue in robes and a mitre, holding a miniature walled city.

Saint Petronius

A marble statue designed to be seen from below, later completed by Michelangelo.

 Incomplete marble statue of the Young Archer, showing a nude youthful male figure with curly hair and a diagonal band across the torso.

Young Archer

A marble statue with disputed attribution and a possible link to a lost Cupid.

 White marble statue of Saint Peter in the Piccolomini Altar at Siena Cathedral, shown in a twisting pose with a book held in his left arm.

Saint Peter

Depicted in motion, it reflects an early turn toward dynamic form.

 Michelangelo’s Evening, a reclining marble male figure with a bearded face in the Medici Chapel.

Evening

An aging athletic figure sinks into drowsy, unfinished contemplation.