The Athlete
A bronze study of a powerful figure with a black patina.
Mazarin Venus
A Roman marble sculpture once believed to have belonged to Cardinal Mazarin.
Hahn/Cock
A giant blue cockerel displayed on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth.
Timothy Eaton statue
A celebrated retailer’s likeness whose polished toe is rubbed for good luck.
Joan of Arc
A monumental bronze figure showing her as both warrior and visionary.
Vénus de Quinipily
Ancient granite figure of a naked woman, long associated with pagan worship.
Güzel İstanbul
A nude female figure in concrete, once at the center of public controversy.
Guarding Lion
A reclining lion with its head raised, cast in iron in 1824.
U Nativu
A limestone menhir with carved shoulders, face, and a grooved chest.
George Washington
A marble statue of the U.S. president dressed as a Roman general.
Dona Marinera
A tribute to the women who sustained fishing families during maritime times.
Aschaffenburger Maulaff
A carved oak figure of a farmer in Spessart costume with a wide-open mouth.
Korè 675
An archaic marble figure of a young woman with surviving traces of polychromy.
Vulcan statue
A towering cast-iron Roman god symbolizing Birmingham’s iron and steel heritage.
Statue of Cecil Rhodes
A bronze figure of the British businessman and mining magnate.
General of Tivoli
A mature Roman general shown in heroic nudity, with a powerful, expressive face.
The Ideal Scout
A bronze figure of a young scout, modeled on ideals of discipline and truthfulness.
Amenemhat III Statue
A granite-like royal figure in prayer, later reworked in antiquity.
Cristo Yacente
A life-size polychromed figure of the dead Christ, famed among Fernández’s works.
Venus Unica
A Roman marble figure inspired by Aphrodite Anadyomene, found in Santiponce in 1940.
George Washington
A colossal marble figure modeled on Leutze’s famous Delaware River crossing.
Sleeping Beauty
A slumbering marble figure seated in a richly ornamented throne chair.
Giraldillo
A female allegorical figure crowning Seville’s Giralda and symbolizing victorious faith.
Betty Campbell Statue
A public tribute to Wales’s first Black headteacher, unveiled in Cardiff in 2021.
Winter
A bronze allegory of the season, showing a young woman in a defensive pose.
Christian IX
An equestrian monument of a Danish monarch, unveiled in 1927.
The Dancing Girl
A bronze dancer captured in an expressive, upward-reaching pose.
Heidelberg Bridge Monkey
A stone monkey statue that mocked visitors and encouraged self-reflection.
Gallo di Ramperto
An early copper weather vane, once gilded and silvered, with nearly twelve centuries of history.
The Greek Actor
A bronze figure first shown at the 1868 Salon and later awarded a third-class medal.
Dancing Maenad
A dynamic late Classical marble figure marked by dramatic pathos.
Bronze Ram
A crouching bronze ram, cast in lost-wax technique and linked to Lysippus.
Statue of Ashurnasirpal II
A standing Assyrian king with ceremonial weapons, fine robes, and a cuneiform inscription.
Verity
A towering pregnant figure holding a sword, scales, and law books.
Statue of the Volunteer of 1792
A civic monument honoring the first volunteers sent to defend the nation in 1792.
Sultanganj Buddha
A towering copper Buddha with a graceful stance and flowing robe.
Leona de Baena
A reclining, threatening lioness from an Iberian funerary monument.
Niobid from the Gardens of Sallust
A wounded daughter of Niobe collapsing while trying to pull out an arrow.
Saint Andrew
A marble apostle leaning on the diagonal cross of his martyrdom.
Minerva d'Arezzo
A Roman bronze statue discovered in Arezzo and later restored.
Female Figure
A nearly life-size marble nude in an elegant serpentine pose.
The Last of the Tribes
A partially nude young Native American girl walking with her head turned aside.
The Falling Man
A muscular figure driven toward the eternal abyss, prioritizing expression over realism.
George Washington
An outdoor bronze monument showing Washington bidding farewell to Continental troops.
Allow Me
A life-sized businessman hailing a cab while holding an umbrella.
George Washington
Outdoor bronze sculpture honoring Washington on horseback, with horse and rider by different artists.
Victor Emmanuel II Equestrian Statue
A bronze equestrian monument framed by marble cities and military reliefs.
Subiaco Ephebe
A headless marble youth frozen mid-stride in an archaic running pose.
The Chicharro Sculpture
A bronze horse mackerel that has become a beloved city symbol.
Golden Boy
A winged bronze figure holding a cable and lightning bolts, covered in gold leaf.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals