Sculpture

<n>Fluvial God</n> (1524-1527), a sculpture by <n>Michelangelo Buonarroti</n>.

<n>Couple</n>, a stone sculpture by artist <n>Pauline Claude</n>.

<n>L'abisso</n> (1909), a marble sculpture by <n>Pietro Canonica</n>.

A small clay sculpture by artist <n>Nino Liparteliani</n>.

<n>Walker Hancock</n> at work on his <n>Angel of the Resurrection</n> sculpture (c. 1950).

Detail of the sculpture <n>Il Sacrificio</n> (1911) by artist <n>Leonardo Bistolfi</n> in Rome.

Detail of <n>Gian Lorenzo Bernini</n>'s <n>The Rape of Proserpina</n> (1621-22). Photo by <n>Andrea Jemolo</n>.

<n>Vue du Salon de 1853</n> by photographer <n>Gustave Le Gray</n>.

<n>Dans le sommeil</n>, a 1894 marble sculpture by <n>Albert Bartholomé</n>. Photo by <n>Didier Rykner</n>.

<n>El beso de la tierra</n>, a clay sculpture by artist <n>Chucho Candela</n>.

<n>Fragment of a Queen’s Face</n>, a <n>yellow jasper</n> sculpture from Egypt's <n>Amarna Period</n>, ca. 1353–1336 B.C.

A limestone <n>Relief plaque of cobra on a neb basket</n> from Egypt, ca. 400–30 B.C.

<n>Adoration</n> (1903), a marble sculpture by Danish-Norwegian sculptor <n>Stephen Abel Sinding</n>.

The marble sculpture <n>O Desterrado</n> (The Exiled), created by <n>António Soares dos Reis</n> in 1872.

<n>Sexy Robot</n>, a sculpture by artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n> from 1989.

<n>Venus de Milo</n>, a sculpture by <n>Alexandros of Antioch</n>.

<n>Heart</n>, a sculpture by Russian artist <n>Dimitri Tsykalov</n>.

Photograph by <n>Henri Cartier-Bresson</n>.

<n>Grace</n>, a sculpture by artist <n>Arno Breker</n>.

<n>Amore Kidnapped</n> (2015), a sculpture by <n>Daniele Accossato</n>.

Created by <n>Léonce Evrard</n>, this Brussels mausoleum forms a heart of light on the summer solstice.