Art References

The sculpture <n>Hand</n> by artist <n>Javier Jaén</n>. Photo by <n>Colin Chapman</n> for <n>The New Yorker</n>.

<n>Peaceful Embrace</n>, a 2015 sculpture by <n>Briony Marshall</n>.

<n>Ciclope</n> (2024), a steel sculpture by artist <n>Sofia Salazar</n>.

A <n>three-headed deity</n> from <n>Angkor</n>, Cambodia, from the book <n>Lost Cities of Asia</n> by <n>Wim Swaan</n>, 1966.

Stonework at the restoration atelier of <n>Galerie Chenel</n>, photographed by <n>Adrien Chenel</n>.

The sculpture <n>Soul to Soul</n> by artist <n>Johnson Tsang</n>.

A detail of <n>The Green Man</n>, a <n>Gothic</n> stone sculpture from the 1200s at <n>Bamberg Cathedral</n> in Germany.

<n>Human Concretion</n> (1935), a stone sculpture by <n>Hans Arp</n>.

Bronze <n>Head of an Akkadian Ruler</n>, thought to depict King <n>Sargon of Akkad</n>. 23rd century BC.

<n>On My Back</n>, a sculpture by <n>Sandrine Bouleau</n>.

<n>Sculpture</n> (1958) by artist <n>Le Corbusier</n>.

A drawing by artist <n>Pablo Picasso</n>.

<n>Head of Idol from Cyclades</n>, a marble sculpture from the early 2nd millennium BC.

<n>Smile</n> (1968), a marble sculpture by <n>Jan Dries</n>.

<n>La Muse</n> (1912), a plaster sculpture by <n>Constantin Brancusi</n> from the <n>Centre Pompidou</n> collection.

<n>Ptolemy</n> (1953), a plaster sculpture by <n>Jean Arp</n>.

<n>Studies for two angels</n>, a 1922 wood sculpture by artist <n>Ivan Meštrović</n>.