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The <n>Hellenistic</n> sculpture <n>Sleeping Satyr (Barberini Faun)</n>, ca. 220 BCE, at the Glyptothek, Munich.

A photograph by <n>Olivier Roller</n> from his series <n>Figure di Potere, Serie II</n>.

<n>Undine Rising from the Fountain</n>, a marble sculpture by <n>Chauncey Bradley Ives</n>, 1880.

A sculpture of <n>Antinous</n> on Henrietta Street in Dublin. Photo by <n>Simon Watson</n>.

Terracotta sculptures by <n>Joseph Chinard</n> at the <n>Musée Carnavalet</n>. Photo by <n>Peregrinatio Thomas Lefeuvre</n>.

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

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Photo by <n>Oskar Proctor</n> of <n>Andrea Felice</n>'s atelier in Rome.

<n>Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova</n>. Photo by <n>StefanGiftthaler</n>.

Photo of <n>Roberto Celestri</n> by <n>Pietro Gobbi</n>.

<n>L'Amazone captive</n> (1868), a marble sculpture by <n>Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse</n>.

Marble sculpture <n>Undine Rising from the Waters</n> (1880) by artist <n>Chauncey Bradley Ives</n>.

<n>Satyre et bacchante</n> (1834), a marble sculpture by <n>Jean-Jacques Pradier</n>.

Sculptures by <n>Daniel Chester French</n> in his <n>Chesterwood Studio</n> in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.