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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      • Germany
        • Gothic, §III, 1(iii)(c): Stone sculpture in the Holy Roman Empire: 14th and 15th centuries
        • Mühlhausen, §1: St Maria
      • Gothic
        • Gothic, §III, 1(viii)(a): Spanish stone sculpture: 13th and 14th centuries
      • Indian subcontinent
        • Indian subcontinent, §V, 5(v)(a): Stone sculpture, 1st–3rd centuries AD: East
      • Korea
        • Korea, §III, 2(iii)(d): Unified Silla, AD 668–918: Stone lions
      • Poland
        • Trzebnica, Abbey Church
      • Scandinavia
        • Viking art, §I, 2: Surviving art forms
    • stucco
      • Mesoamerica, Pre-Columbian
        • Lambityeco
    • sugar
      • Table services and ornament
    • terracotta
      • Terracotta, §II, 2(i): History and uses in the Western world: Sculpture
      • Germany
        • Boos, Roman Anton
      • Greece, ancient
        • Corinth, §1(iii)(b): Greek and Roman sculpture
      • Italy
        • Begarelli: (1) Antonio Begarelli
        • Masters, anonymous, and monogrammists, §I: Master of the Unruly Children
        • Mazzoni, Guido
        • Niccolò dell’Arca
        • Riccio, Andrea, §1(iv): Terracottas, 1520–30
      • Spain
        • Torrigiani, Pietro, §1(iii): Iberian peninsula, c 1522/5–8
    • waxes
      • Encaustic painting, §2(i): Pre-Renaisssance
      • Stone, §III, 3(iii)(b): Conservation: Methods of conservation: Treatments: Intervention
      • Wax, §II, 1(i): Sculpture: Techniques
      • Wax, §II, 1(ii): Sculpture: History
      • Wax, §II, 1: Sculpture
      • Italy
        • Zumbo, Gaetano
      • see also WAXWORKS
    • wood
      • Baule, §1: Figure sculpture
      • Dogon, §4: Figure sculpture
      • Juni, Juan de
      • Makonde, §3: Colonial and post-colonial arts
      • Wood (i), §II: Varieties and uses
      • Africa
        • Africa, §II, 1(ii): Art and aesthetics: Style and canon
        • Africa, §VI, 8(ii): Musical instruments: Types
        • Africa, §VII, 5(iii): Western Equatoria: Figure sculpture
        • Kongo, §2: Power figures
      • Angola
        • Chokwe and related peoples, §3: Songo
      • Austria
        • Guggenbichler, Meinrad
      • Bali (Indonesia)
        • Indonesia, §IV, 3(i): Sculpture in Bali, before 1343
      • Belgium
        • Gothic, §III, 2(ii)(c): Wood sculpture in the Low Countries, 1350–1430
      • Burkina Faso
        • Mossi, §2: Masks and masquerades
      • China
        • China, §XIII, 26(ii): Wood-carving: Eastern Zhou to Western Han
        • China, §XIII, 26(iii): Wood-carving: Five Dynasties and after
      • Czech Republic
        • Czech Republic, §III, 2: Sculpture, c 1450–early 1620s
      • Dominican Order
        • Dominican Order, §II, 1(iii): Iconography of St Dominic: Later developments
      • Fiji
        • Fiji, §2: Men’s art
      • Germany
        • Egell, Paul
        • Munich, §II, 1: Art life and organization, before c 1799
        • Permoser, Balthasar, §3: Dresden, 1712–32
        • Verhelst, Egid, I
      • Hemba
        • Hemba, §2: Ancestor figures
      • Igbo
        • Igbo, §3: Shrines, Mbari houses and associated arts
        • Igbo, §4: Display figures
      • Italy: Renaissance
        • Donatello, §II: Working methods and technique
      • Japan
        • Kaikei
      • Native North Americans
        • Native North American art, §XV, 3(ii)(a): Other late 20th-century developments: Tourist art
      • Papua New Guinea
        • Papua New Guinea, §I, 1(vi): Mainland: Sepik figure sculpture
        • Papua New Guinea, §I, 5: Mainland: Astrolabe Bay, Huon Gulf and Ramu River
      • Rome, ancient
        • Rome, ancient, §IV, 1(iii)(a): Sculpture: Materials
      • Senufo
        • Senufo, §2(ii): Rhythm pounders
      • Sogdiana
        • Kuh-i-Surh
      • Spain
        • Berruguete: (2) Alonso Berruguete, §2: Valladolid and Salamanca, c 1516–38
        • Fernández, Gregorio
        • Mesa, Juan de
        • Montañés, Juan Martínez, §3: Late works, after 1627
      • Teke
        • Teke, §2: Figure sculpture
        • Teke, §3: Mask and masquerade
  • restoration
    • Antiquaries and antiquarian societies, §2: 17th century
    • Display of art, §III, 3(i)(a): Sculpture, after c 1700
  • technical examination
    • Technical examination, §III, 3: Recording techniques: Holography
  • techniques
    • gilding
    • photography
      • Photosculpture
    • polychromy
      • Stone (i), §III, 1: Conservation: Introduction
      • Terracotta, §II, 2(i)(a): History and uses in the Western world: Sculpture