Bust of Hercules
A terracotta bust of the mythic hero wearing a lion skin.
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.
Mazarin Venus
A Roman marble sculpture once believed to have belonged to Cardinal Mazarin.
France crowning Art and Industry
A limestone group of allegories that once crowned a major Paris exhibition building.
Hahn/Cock
A giant blue cockerel displayed on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth.
The Nubian Man
A bust of a young man from sub-Saharan Africa, modeled from life.
Illusions Received by the Earth
Two female figures, one based on Rodin’s Torso of Adele.
Descent from the Cross
A seven-figure ensemble with detailed garments and traces of original polychromy.
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.
Children and Frog
A popular fountain group that moved from a private garden to the city center.
Laocoön
A dramatic classical group that changed locations several times in Odessa.
Morianbron
A tiny wooden bridge flanked by two black-painted bronze figures.
Vénus de Quinipily
Ancient granite figure of a naked woman, long associated with pagan worship.
The Confidence
Four nude women lean together as one confides in the others.
Güzel İstanbul
A nude female figure in concrete, once at the center of public controversy.
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.
Guarding Lion
A reclining lion with its head raised, cast in iron in 1824.
The Three Graces
Three nude goddesses stand together in a graceful neoclassical composition.
U Nativu
A limestone menhir with carved shoulders, face, and a grooved chest.
Große Zwei V
A bronze work by Fritz Koenig linked to Dante’s tragic lovers.
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.
Lycosoura Demeter
Surviving remnant of a colossal cult statue from ancient Lycosura.
Immortality Overtaking Time
A Baroque allegorical quadriga in green-patinated copper atop the Grand Palais.
Two Working Men
A pair of statues that became known locally by the nickname “Cha y Miah.”
Dickens and Little Nell
Bronze figure group portraying Charles Dickens with Nell Trent from The Old Curiosity Shop.
Mourning Parents
A granite pair of grieving figures created as a memorial to a fallen son.
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.
Robert E. Lee
An equestrian monument showing a general with his horse and another mounted soldier.
The Ideal Scout
A bronze figure of a young scout, modeled on ideals of discipline and truthfulness.
Schadow Monument
A classical bust on a square pedestal honoring the painter in old age.
Centauress and Faun
A bronze centauress carries a male faun amid bacchic details.
Amenemhat III Statue
A granite-like royal figure in prayer, later reworked in antiquity.
Procne and Itys
A marble group showing a mother poised to kill her son in revenge.
Cristo Yacente
A life-size polychromed figure of the dead Christ, famed among Fernández’s works.
Athena Protects the Young Hero
Athena shields a warrior with her shield while poised to throw her spear.
Standing Psyche and Love
A neoclassical marble group showing Psyche offering Cupid a butterfly.
Canada's Golgotha
A crucified Canadian soldier is surrounded by mocking German soldiers.
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.
La mort de Dante
A bronze bust of Dante clasping his Divine Comedy in his arms.