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.
Betty Campbell Statue
A public tribute to Wales’s first Black headteacher, unveiled in Cardiff in 2021.
Salem, Negro of Sudan
A bronze-and-marble bust shaped by late-19th-century anthropological representation.
Eustache de Saint Pierre
A study of the oldest burgher, shown with lowered arms and a bowed body.
Winter
A bronze allegory of the season, showing a young woman in a defensive pose.
Polio Hall of Fame
A linear group of busts honoring key contributors to polio research and treatment.
George Washington Monument
A bronze portrait on granite, designed to echo the American flag.
Court of Neptune Fountain
Granite basin with bronze figures of Neptune, Tritons, and naiads.
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.
Head of a Princess
A refined Amarna portrait with elongated features and carefully modeled anatomy.
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.
Woman of Central Africa
A female bust inspired by sketches made during Central African exploration.
Head of Saint John the Baptist
A marble fragment mounted sideways to evoke Saint John the Baptist’s story.
Verity
A towering pregnant figure holding a sword, scales, and law books.
Woman from the French Colonies
A polychrome bust combining onyx, patinated bronze, and a gilded marble base.
Virgin from Ger
A solemn seated Madonna and Child in polychromed wood.
Monument to Saint Francis of Assisi
A towering saint with raised arms stands above five devoted followers.
Statue of the Volunteer of 1792
A civic monument honoring the first volunteers sent to defend the nation in 1792.
Lions at the Dvortsovaya Pier
Leaf-copper lions on cast-iron pedestals guarding a historic St. Petersburg embankment.
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.
The Torch Bearers
A young rider takes a torch from an elderly man lying on the ground.
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.
El Salobral Sphinxes
A mirrored pair of Iberian sphinxes made to guard a funerary tomb.
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.
Frédéric Chopin
A bronze bust on a granite pedestal commemorating the Polish composer and pianist.
A-maze-ing Laughter
Fourteen towering bronze figures share the artist’s hysterical laughter.
George Washington
An outdoor bronze monument showing Washington bidding farewell to Continental troops.
Mercury and Psyche
A marble work by Reinhold Begas, created between 1867 and 1878.
Allow Me
A life-sized businessman hailing a cab while holding an umbrella.
Plaça de Catalunya Sculptures
A large open-air museum of 28 public sculptures in central Barcelona.
Lycosoura Artemis
A colossal Hellenistic acrolith dedicated to Artemis at Lycosura.
George Washington
Outdoor bronze sculpture honoring Washington on horseback, with horse and rider by different artists.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals