The Athlete
A bronze study of a powerful figure with a black patina.
Stalin Bust and Herring
A bust of Joseph Stalin in a phone booth with a herring and lamp.
The Arch
A 6-metre travertine sculpture donated to Kensington Gardens in 1980.
Monument to Columbus
A towering commemorative work with a sculpted figure leaning on a Tau cross.
Illusions Received by the Earth
Two female figures, one based on Rodin’s Torso of Adele.
The Boxers
Painted steel figures by Keith Haring, once displayed in Berlin and later moved to Stuttgart.
Timothy Eaton statue
A celebrated retailer’s likeness whose polished toe is rubbed for good luck.
Needle, Thread and Knot
A two-part fountain sculpture linking a train station, a tunnel, and Milan’s fashion heritage.
Children and Frog
A popular fountain group that moved from a private garden to the city center.
Klagebalken
A ten-metre-wide granite beam supported by a pedestal at its center.
Laocoön
A dramatic classical group that changed locations several times in Odessa.
Firemen's Memorial
A marble monument honoring firefighters with dramatic reliefs and sculptural groups.
Güzel İstanbul
A nude female figure in concrete, once at the center of public controversy.
Elizabeth II Equestrian Statue
A bronze royal figure on horseback atop a tall granite base.
The Gladiators
A bronze tribute showing the artist sculpting his own gladiators.
Three Standing Figures
A large stone work first shown in Battersea Park in 1948.
Bartolomé Mitre Monument
Bronze figure on polished red granite, surrounded by Carrara marble allegories.
Tadeusz Kościuszko Monument
Outdoor sculpture depicting the Polish-Lithuanian hero, installed near Shedd Aquarium.
Monument of Leopold II
An equestrian tribute later shadowed by colonial violence and repeated vandalism.
Monumento a Júlio de Castilhos
A commemorative monument honoring a key political figure in southern Brazil.
William the Silent
A Rutgers monument honoring Dutch heritage and linked to campus traditions.
Capitoline Wolf
A bronze symbol of Latin heritage with a turbulent wartime history.
Fountain of Eternal Life
A memorial fountain honoring Greater Cleveland residents who served, died, or went missing in military service.
Harvey W. Scott
A bronze memorial to an American pioneer, editor, and historian.
Pasaże
A memorial at Portbou beside the local cemetery, honoring Walter Benjamin.
Große Zwei V
A bronze work by Fritz Koenig linked to Dante’s tragic lovers.
Ruhender Verkehr
A fully encased car turns parking into an ironic public artwork.
Dona Marinera
A tribute to the women who sustained fishing families during maritime times.
How Doth the Little Crocodile
A bronze outdoor work inspired by Lewis Carroll’s poem and Alice in Wonderland.
Cuban Friendship Urn
A marble memorial tied to USS Maine deaths and shifting U.S.-Cuba history.
Immortality Overtaking Time
A Baroque allegorical quadriga in green-patinated copper atop the Grand Palais.
Paisley War Memorial
A bronze equestrian group on a granite plinth, commemorating Paisley’s war dead.
Inukshuk
A gray granite memorial symbolizing hospitality and openness to the world.
Two Working Men
A pair of statues that became known locally by the nickname “Cha y Miah.”
Mourning Parents
A granite pair of grieving figures created as a memorial to a fallen son.
Goya Memorial
An elevated statue of the painter presides over a sculptural fountain setting.
War Memorial of Capoulet-et-Junac
Three figures embody fear, suffering, and death in a powerful wartime scene.
Nancy
A iron stable-mobile by Alexander Calder, later installed in Palma's Royal Garden.
Flygarmonumentet
A bronze eagle poised to take flight, honoring fallen Swedish aviators.
Jardin d'émail
An outdoor work designed to be touched, walked through, and played in.
Vulcan statue
A towering cast-iron Roman god symbolizing Birmingham’s iron and steel heritage.
The Torch of Friendship
A gas-fueled flame monument welcoming immigrants to downtown Miami.
Statue of Cecil Rhodes
A bronze figure of the British businessman and mining magnate.
Heald Square Monument
A bronze group showing Washington with two key American financiers.
Robert E. Lee
An equestrian monument showing a general with his horse and another mounted soldier.
Rius i Taulet Monument
An obelisk with the mayor’s bust, flanked by allegories of Barcelona and Labour.
Dreyse Monument
A memorial to the inventor of the needle-firearm system, later destroyed.
The Ideal Scout
A bronze figure of a young scout, modeled on ideals of discipline and truthfulness.
Monument to Primo de Rivera
An equestrian monument with allegorical reliefs and a winged Victory.
Dynamism of a Speeding Horse + Houses
A Futurist work combining wood, cardboard, copper, and iron into a single dynamic form.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals