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Swimming Reindeer
Made in 11000 BCE out of mammoth ivory. It was discovered in Bruniquel, France. -
Sphinx
Located in Giza, this is the largest sculpture of the ancient world. It was modeled after the pharoh Kufu. -
Nok Terracotta
These sculptures, found in Nigeria, were the beggining of rich African traditional art. -
The Wrestler
Created in 600 BC by the Olmec. -
Sculpture to Delphi
A life-size bronze of a racing chariot is presented to Delphi to commemorate a victory in the games. -
Zeus
Phidilas made this sculpture of Zeus covered in gold and ivory. It was created to stand at the temple of Olympia. -
Easter Island
The Easter Island has around 900 sculptures. They were built around 1250 and 1500 CE. -
Bamiyan
Caves along the silk road are decorated with these sculptures. -
Discus Thrower
A sculpture made by Myron to suggest Greek movement. -
St Mark
This was a comission statue for St Mark, built during the Renaissance. -
David
Built by Michelangelo out of a slab of marble. -
A "slave' from Pope Julius II Tomb
Michalangelo was summoned by Pope Julius ll to sculpt for his tomb. -
George Washington
French sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon sculpted a statue of George Washington at Mount Vernon. -
Eros
Thi sis an aluminum statue of Eros, unveiled in Piccadilly Circus. -
Constructivism
Sculptor Vladimir Tatlin developed an abstract style that he called Constructivism. -
Mount Rushmore
Four US presidents carved into rock by Gutzon Borglum. -
The Holocaust
George Segal's bronze monument called The Holocaust. -
Terracotta Army
The Terracotta Army or the is a collection of terracotta sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang. -
Head of a Bull
Pablo Picasso transforms a bicycle's handlebars and saddle into Head of a Bull. -
Statue of Liberty
A gift from France -
Gandhara Sculpture
A naturalistic style of Buddhist sculpture.
