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  • Period: 17th–18th Century

Found 20 sculptures.

Standing Psyche and Love marble sculpture displayed on a pedestal in a museum gallery with visitors in the background.

Standing Psyche and Love

A neoclassical marble group showing Psyche offering Cupid a butterfly.

Antonio Canova’s Hercules and Lychas marble sculpture showing Hercules lifting Lychas overhead.

Hercules and Lychas

A dramatic marble group showing Hercules hurling the unsuspecting youth into the air.

Nenningen Pietà showing a robed woman cradling the lifeless body of a bearded man across her lap.

Nenningen Pietà

A late Baroque group showing Mary grieving over the dead Christ.

Princesses Monument showing two white classical women in flowing gowns standing together on a base.

Princesses Monument

A celebrated double portrait of two Prussian sisters in life-size form.

Daedalus and Icarus marble sculpture by Antonio Canova, showing an older man fitting wings onto a younger man.

Daedalus and Icarus

An early Canova sculpture balancing ideal beauty with realism and dramatic contrast.

The Transparente in Toledo Cathedral, showing a richly carved Baroque altarpiece beneath a circular ceiling opening with painted celestial scenes.

Transparente

A dramatic Baroque altarpiece that uses light and hidden openings to illuminate the tabernacle.

Neptune and Triton marble sculpture showing Neptune holding a trident over a kneeling Triton in a museum hall.

Neptune and Triton

A marble Baroque sculpture inspired by a scene from Virgil’s Aeneid.

Marble sculpture of Pluto abducting Proserpina, with a multi-headed dog at the base.

The Rape of Proserpina

A dramatic marble group capturing the violent abduction and twisting motion.

The Goat Amalthea marble sculpture showing a shaggy goat with two small child-like figures beside it.

The Goat Amalthea

An early marble group of putti by Bernini, now in Rome.

Bernini’s Apollo and Daphne marble sculpture showing Apollo lunging toward Daphne as she transforms into a tree.

Apollo and Daphne

A dramatic marble group capturing a nymph’s transformation into a laurel tree.

Marble sculpture of A Faun Teased by Children showing a muscular nude figure reaching up toward grapes and a child, with another child near the base.

A Faun Teased by Children

A marble work by Bernini and his father, completed in the early 17th century.

Truth Unveiled by Time sculpture showing a reclining nude female figure holding a disc aloft, with a rough unfinished figure behind her.

Truth Unveiled by Time

A marble allegory of truth being revealed by an unfinished figure of Time.

Pietà sculpture in polychrome wood showing the Virgin Mary supporting the lifeless body of Christ.

Pietà

The Virgin Mary supports Christ’s lifeless body in a moving Baroque scene.

Saints Jerome and Mary Magdalen marble statues in arched niches with dark columns, showing Jerome holding a cross and Magdalen gazing upward.

Saints Jerome and Mary Magdalen

Two figures absorbed in a mystical experience, seeming to emerge beyond the niche.

Noli Me Tangere sculpture showing a robed figure with an upraised hand facing a kneeling figure reaching out, set before a painted backdrop and framed by ornate columns.

Noli Me Tangere

A sculptural group showing Christ speaking to Mary Magdalene after the Resurrection.

The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa by Bernini, showing a winged angel and a reclining woman beneath golden rays.

Ecstasy of Saint Teresa

A theatrical marble vision of mystical rapture and emotional tension.

Marly Horses bronze sculpture of a rearing horse and a muscular man wrestling it with a staff.

Marly Horses

Two rearing horses wrestled by their handlers in dramatic Baroque motion.

Milo of Croton sculpture on a tall pedestal in a public square, with old buildings behind it.

Milo of Croton

A dramatic marble group showing the athlete’s fatal struggle with a lion.

Theseus and the Minotaur marble sculpture by Antonio Canova, showing Theseus seated on the defeated Minotaur in a museum hall.

Theseus and the Minotaur

A calm neoclassical group showing victory of reason over irrationality.

Orfeo y Eurídice marble statues displayed on pedestals in a museum gallery

Orfeo y Eurídice

Two figures capture the tragic moment of doubt and loss from myth.