✦ sculpture ✦

<n>The Anatomy of an Angel</n>, a 2008 sculpture by <n>Damien Hirst</n>.

<n>Cimmerian steles</n> from Tyritáke, Crimea, dating to the 6th century BC.

<n>Testone</n>, a 2016 ceramic and porcelain sculpture by artist <n>Andrea Salvatori</n>.

Roman copy of a Greek bronze, <n>Marble head of an athlete</n>, ca. 138–192 AD.

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.

Plaster models by <n>Antonio Canova</n> at the <n>Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova</n>. Photo by <n>Guido Guidi</n>.

<n>Thoughts In Fog</n>, a 2021 sculpture by artist <n>Justin M Zielke</n>.

A <n>Marcus Aurelius bust</n> and a <n>John Chamberlain</n> sculpture in <n>Cy Twombly</n>'s Rome apartment, 1969. Photo by <n>Ugo Mulas</n>.

A miniature architectural interior carved from raw stone by sculptor <n>Matthew Simmonds</n>.

<n>Inorganic Demons</n> (2023), a sculpture by <n>Harris Rosenblum</n>.

<n>Yungang Grottoes</n>, photographed by <n>Osamu Hatachi</n> in 1938. Courtesy of <n>Kyoto University</n>.

<n>Cheap Wall</n>, a 2006 artwork by <n>Seth Price</n>.

The <n>Colossus of Constantine</n> at the Capitoline Museums in Rome.

The sculpture <n>Kayıp Zihin</n> by artist <n>Nermin Yokuş İpekçiler</n>.

Detail of <n>Antonio Canova</n>'s sculpture <n>Amore e Psiche</n> (1787-1793). Photo by <n>Carlos Voigt</n>.

Sculptures by <n>Alberto Giacometti</n> from the exhibition <n>Toward the Ultimate Figure</n> at the <n>Museum of Fine Arts, Houston</n>.

<n>Modesty (La Pudicizia)</n>, a marble sculpture by <n>Antonio Corradini</n>, 1752.

<n>Mark Manders</n>' painted bronze sculpture, <n>Dry Clay Head</n> (2015-16).

A close-up of <n>The Charioteer of Delphi</n>, a bronze sculpture from c. 478-474 BC.

An installation at the <n>Jean-Paul Gaultier</n> showroom. Photo by <n>James Bort</n>, 2009.

A tattooed marble sculpture by Italian artist <n>Fabio Viale</n>.

The <n>Glyptothek</n> museum in Munich, designed by architect <n>Leo von Klenze</n>.

Poster of actress <n>Brigitte Bardot</n> holding a mask.

<n>Yakushi Nyorai</n> (Bhaisajyaguru), a sculpture from Japan's Heian period, early 9th century.