Ancient Greek statue with the limbs and head made of marble or stone and the body of wood, sometimes covered with a layer of gold.

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      • France: 16th cent.
        • Francavilla, Pietro
      • France: 18th cent.
        • Bouchardon: (1) Edme Bouchardon
        • Clodion, §2: Career in France up to the French Revolution
        • Pajou, Augustin, §2(i): Mature career, 1761–90: Sculptural works
      • France: 19th cent.
        • Chapu, Henri
      • Germany: Neo-classicism
        • Eberhard, Konrad
      • Germany: Rococo
        • Altarpiece, §2(ii)(c): Forms and development: After c 1600
      • Germany: 18th cent.
        • Schadow: (1) Johann Gottfried Schadow, §1: Early success, 1764–97
      • Gothic
        • Masters, anonymous, and monogrammists, §I: Master of the Mascoli Altar
      • Gothic: Italy
        • Arnolfo di Cambio, §2: Attributed sculptural works
      • Greece, ancient: Archaic
        • Delos, §2(i): Archaic sculpture
        • Kore
      • Greece, ancient: Archaic, Late
        • Eretria
      • Greece, ancient: Classical, Early
        • Aigina, §2(ii)(b): Greek sculpture: Temple of Aphaia
        • Paros, §2: Sculpture
      • Greece, ancient: Classical, High
        • Delos, §2(ii): Classical sculpture
      • Greece, ancient: Classical, Late
        • Lysippos, §2: Works
      • Italy: Baroque
        • Baroque, §1: Origins of the term and the concept
        • Bernini: (1) Pietro Bernini
        • Bernini: (2) Gianlorenzo Bernini, §I, 1(i): Sculpture, to 1623
        • Ferrata, Ercole
        • Florence, §II, 2(ii): Art life and organization, c 1600–c 1800
        • Fontana, Annibale, §2: 1570 and after
        • Italy, §IV, 4(i): Baroque sculpture, c 1600–c 1750: Rome
        • Mazzuoli: (1) Giuseppe Mazzuoli
        • Vaccaro: (2) Domenico Antonio Vaccaro, §2: Sculpture
      • Italy: Gothic
        • Siena, §III, 1(ii): Cathedral sculpture
      • Italy: Mannerism
        • Danti: (1) Vincenzio Danti, §1: Life and work
        • Italy, §IV, 3(iii)(a): Mannerist sculpture, c 1530–c 1600: Florence
        • Rossi, Vincenzo de’
        • Stati, Cristoforo
      • Italy: Neo-Classicism
        • Bartolini, Lorenzo, §2(i): Exile and first years in Florence, 1814–27: Portrait busts
        • Bartolini, Lorenzo, §3(i): Years of maturity, 1828–50: The Demidov monument and works with moral themes
        • Canova, Antonio, §I, 1(iii): Sculpture: Cupid and Psyche theme and other works of the later 1780s
      • Italy: Renaissance
        • Bandinelli, Baccio, §1(ii): c 1522–1527
        • Bregno: (3) Giovanni Battista Bregno
        • Caccini, Giovanni Battista, §1: Sculpture
        • Donatello, §I, 1: Training and early work, before 1409
        • Florence, §IV, 2: Orsanmichele
        • Italy, §IV, 3(i)(a): Early Renaissance sculpture, c 1400–c 1480: Florence
        • Italy, §IV, 3(ii)(a): High Renaissance sculpture, c 1480–c 1530: Venice
        • Italy, §XIII, 1: Collecting and dealing: Middle Ages–17th century
        • Lamberti: (1) Niccolò di Piero Lamberti
        • Lombardo, §II: (5) Girolamo Lombardo
        • Michelangelo, §I, 1(i): Sculpture: Training and early work, to c 1505
        • Michelangelo, §I, 1(ii): Sculpture: Tomb of Julius II, 1505–19
        • Montorsoli, Giovanni Angelo
        • Nanni di Banco
        • Rizzo, Antonio
        • Sansovino: (1) Jacopo Sansovino, §1(i): Training and early career, to 1517
        • Sansovino: (1) Jacopo Sansovino, §1(ii): Rome, 1518–27
      • Italy: Roman
        • Rome, ancient, §IV, 1(iv)(a): Sculpture: Free-standing
        • Sperlonga, §2: Sculpture
      • Italy: Romanesque
        • Antelami, Benedetto
      • Italy: 15th cent.
        • Federighi, Antonio
      • Italy: 16th cent.
        • Cattaneo, Danese
        • Lombardo, §II: (2) Tullio Lombardo, §1: Sculpture
        • Porta, della: (3) Guglielmo della Porta
      • Italy: 17th cent.
        • Mochi, Francesco
      • Italy: 18th cent.
        • Monnot, Pierre-Etienne
      • Portugal
        • Alvarez: (1) José Alvarez Cubero, §2: Paris, Rome, Madrid, 1799–1827
      • Spain
        • Madrid, §II, 2: Art life and organization, 1700 and after
        • Spain, §IV, 3(i): Sculpture, c 1600–c 1750: Evolution of the Baroque
      • Sweden
        • Sergel, Johan Tobias, §1: Life and sculpture
      • 16th cent.
        • Vittoria, Alessandro, §1(iii): Later works, from c 1580
    • metal
      • Egypt, ancient
        • Egypt, ancient, §XV, 1: Metalwork statuary
      • Indian subcontinent
        • Indian subcontinent, §V, 7(v)(a): Sculpture, 7th–18th centuries: Bihar and Bengal
    • oak
      • Gothic, §III, 2(d): Wood sculpture in the Low Countries, 1430–1530
      • Pietà, §1: Iconography
    • paints
      • Prehistoric Europe, §II, 2(iii)(a): Palaeolithic cave and rock art: Engraving and carving
    • pine
      • Japan, §V, 3(i)(a): Buddhist sculpture: Asuka period
    • pith
      • Bangladesh, §6: Other arts
    • plaster
      • Denmark
        • Stanley: (2) Carl Frederik Stanley
      • England
        • Flaxman, John, §2: Working methods and technique
    • porcelain
      • Dresden, §II, 3: Art life and organization, after c 1754
    • pottery
      • China, §III, 1(ii)(e): Buddhist sculpture: Five Dynasties to Liao
    • quartzite
      • Thebes (i), §V: `Colossi of Memnon’
      • Tutankhamun
    • rock crystal
      • Rock crystal, §2: Uses
    • sandstone
      • Cambodia
        • Cambodia, §III, 2(ii): Sculpture: Early Angkor period
      • Germany
        • Bamberg, §2(ii): Cathedral sculpture
        • Freiburg im Breisgau, §2(ii): Cathedral sculpture
        • Gothic, §III, 1(iii)(c): Stone sculpture in the Holy Roman Empire: 14th and 15th centuries
        • Gröninger: (2) Gerhard Gröninger
        • Gröninger: (4) Johann Mauritz Gröninger
        • Riemenschneider, Tilman, §1(i): Life and work, before 1504
      • Indian subcontinent
        • Indian subcontinent, §V, 4(i)(b): Sculpture, 2nd–1st centuries BC: North
        • Indian subcontinent, §V, 4(ii)(b): Sculpture, 2nd–1st centuries BC: Central
    • sealants
      • Polychromy, §2(i): Sculpture: Sealants
    • shells
      • Africa, §IV, 8(ii): Imagery and iconography of tricksters: Eshu/Elegba complex
    • silver
      • France
        • Bosio, François-Joseph
      • Germany
        • Grof, Guillielmusde
      • Rome, ancient
        • Rome, ancient, §IV, 1(iii)(a): Sculpture: Materials
    • soapstone
      • Africa
        • Africa, §VII, 4(ii)(a): Guinea Coast: Cultural traditions
      • Nigeria
        • Nigeria, §II, 3: Pre-colonial development, c 1450–c 1900
    • sound
      • Musical instruments, §1(iii): Western, late 20th century
    • stone
      • Africa
        • Kongo, §1: Funerary sculpture
      • Bactria
        • Central Asia, §I, 3(ii)(a): Western: Sculpture in Bactria, 1st century B–4th century A
      • Belgium
        • Gothic, §III, 1(v)(b): Stone sculpture in the Low Countries, 1300–1350
        • Gothic, §III, 1(v)(d): Stone sculpture in the Low Countries, 1430–1530
      • Byzantine
        • Early Christian & Byz. art, §IV, 2(i)(a): Architectural stone sculpture, 4th–6th centuries
      • Czech Republic
        • Braun, Matyás Bernard, §1: Career to c 1720
        • Brokof: (2) Ferdinand Maximilián Brokof
      • France: Gothic
        • Gothic, §III, 1(i)(b): French stone sculpture: 12th and 13th centuries
        • Gothic, §III, 1(i)(b): French stone sculpture: 12th and 13th centuries
        • Paris, §V, 2(ii): Sainte-Chapelle: Sculpture
      • France: Late Gothic
        • Le Moiturier, Antoine