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.

• sculpture... (cont.)
  • techniques... (cont.)
    • polychromy... (cont.)
      • Greece, ancient
        • Relief sculpture, §2(ii): Ancient Greece
  • types
    • allegorical
      • Austria
        • Donner: (1) Georg Raphael Donner
      • Gothic
        • Buon (i): (1) Bartolomeo Buon
      • Italy: Baroque
        • Bracci, Pietro
      • Italy: Mannerism
        • Mannerism, §3(iv): Formal language: The fusion of the arts
      • Italy: Renaissance
        • Italy, §XIV, 1: Museums: Renaissance collections
      • Portugal
        • Alvarez: (1) José Alvarez Cubero, §1: Early training and first works, 1784–99
      • Rome, ancient
        • Antioch (i), §2(ii): Ancient sculpture
    • animalier
      • Animalier sculpture
    • ba statues
      • Nubia, §IV, 2(ii)(a): Kushite period: Meroitic period statuary
    • block statues
      • Egypt, ancient, §IX, 3(v)(a): Middle Kingdom statuary
    • chryselephantine statues
      • Chryselephantine
      • Germany
        • Statuette, §III, 2(iv): 19th and 20th centuries: Art Deco
      • Greece, ancient
        • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(a): Architectural materials and construction: Stone
        • Pheidias, §3: Technique and style
    • colossal statues
      • Afghanistan
        • Bamiyan
      • Buddhism
        • Polonnaruva, §2: Monuments
        • Sri Lanka, §I, 3(i): Religion and iconography: Buddhism
      • Commagene
        • Nemrut Dag
      • Egypt, ancient
        • Amenophis III
        • Egypt, ancient, §VII, 1(iii): Transport of stone
        • Thebes (i), §VI: `Ramesseum’
      • Germany
        • Bandel, Ernst von
        • Schwanthaler: (4) Ludwig von Schwanthaler
      • Olmec
        • Mesoamerica, Pre-Columbian, §III, 2(i)(a): Architecture in Central Mesoamerica: Chalcatzingo
    • column statues
      • Church, §III, 3(iii): Medieval European decoration: Sculpture
      • Column statue
      • France
        • Amiens, §1(ii): Cathedral sculpture
        • Châlons-sur-Marne, Notre-Dame-en-Vaux
        • Dress, §IV, 2: 12th century
        • Gothic, §III, 1(i)(b): French stone sculpture: 12th and 13th centuries
        • Suger
      • Gothic
        • Dress, §IV, 3: 13th century
    • cult statues
      • Jewellery, §3: 1631–1725
      • Egypt, ancient
        • Egypt, ancient, §III, 4: Religion: Cult statues and votive offerings
        • Temple, §I, 2: Ancient Egypt
      • Greece, ancient
        • Athens, §II, 2(ii): Agora: Sculpture
        • Ephesos, §I, 1(i): Greek architecture
        • Greece, ancient, §I, 2(i): Religion: Belief and practice
        • Greece, ancient, §I, 2(ii): Religious imagery
        • Sanctuary, §1: Greek and Roman
        • Statuette, §I: Greek and Roman
      • Rome, ancient
        • Rome, ancient, §I, 4: Religion
        • Rome, ancient, §IX, 2(ii)(b): Imperial-period bronze: Statuettes
    • dyads
      • Mycerinus
    • equestrian
      • Africa, §IV, 7: Equestrian imagery
    • equestrian monuments see under MONUMENTS -> types
    • figure
      • Aboriginal Australia
        • Aboriginal Australia, §III, 6: Cape York Peninsula
      • Africa
        • Africa, §II, 1: Art and aesthetics: Critical and scholarly approaches
        • Africa, §VII, 3(ii)(a): Western Sudan: Eastern
        • Africa, §VII, 7(iv): East Africa: Figure sculpture
      • Akan
        • Africa, §VII, 4(iv)(f): Guinea Coast: Akan peoples
        • Akye, §1: Figure sculpture
      • Angola
        • Chokwe and related peoples, §4: Ovimbundu
      • Asante
        • Asante and related peoples, §5(v): Drums and ensembles
      • Aztec
        • Mesoamerica, Pre-Columbian, §VIII, 2(v): Lapidary arts: Southern Highlands
      • Bamileke
        • Bamileke and related peoples, §2(iv): Royal arts: Art forms
      • Bangwa
        • Bangwa, §2: Figure sculpture
      • Baule
        • Africa, §II, 1(i): Art and aesthetics: Historical attitudes
        • Africa, §VII, 4(iv)(e): Guinea Coast: Baule, Yaure and Guro
      • Bijogo
        • Africa, §VII, 4(iv)(a): Guinea Coast: Bijogo
      • Buddhism
        • Central Asia, §II, 5(xvi): Eastern: Wood-carving
      • Bwa
        • Bwa and Gurunsi, §3: Figure sculpture and divination instruments
      • Caroline Islands
        • Polynesian outliers, §2: Figure sculpture
      • Chamba (ii) (Africa)
        • Chamba (ii), §3: Figure sculpture
        • Mumuye, §3: Figure sculpture
      • Cuba (Caribbean)
        • Cuba, §II, 1: Indigenous cultures
      • Dan (Africa)
        • Dan, §3: Figure sculpture
      • Gran Chiriquí culture
        • Gran Chiriquí, §2: Sculpture
      • Hemba
        • Hemba, §1: Introduction
      • Ibibio
        • Ibibio, §3: Figure sculpture
      • Igbo
        • Igbo, §1: Introduction
        • Igbo, §2(v): Mask and masquerade: Northern
      • Ijo
        • Ijo, §2: Western and Central Ijo
        • Ijo, §3: Eastern Ijo
      • Jukun
        • Jukun, §2: Figure sculpture
      • Lobi
        • Lobi, §1: Figure sculpture
      • Makonde (Mozambique)
        • Makonde, §2: Pre-colonial arts
      • Maya
        • Santa Lucía Cotzumalhuapa
      • Mende (Sierra Leone)
        • Mende, §3: Figure sculpture
      • Mossi
        • Mossi, §3: Figure sculpture
      • Papua New Guinea
        • Papua New Guinea, §II, 4: Islands: New Ireland
      • Senufo
        • Senufo, §2: Figure sculpture
      • Songye
        • Songye, §2: Figure sculpture
      • Tabwa
        • Tabwa, §2: Categories, styles and forms
      • Venda
        • Venda, §2: Wood-carving
      • Yaka
        • Yaka, §2: Figure sculpture
      • Zande
        • Zande, §1: Figure sculpture
    • group
      • Greece, ancient
        • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(iii)(c): Late Classical monumental sculpture
    • guérisseur statues see HEALING STATUES
    • haniwa
      • Japan, §V, 2(iv)(a): Sculpture in the Kofun period: Haniwa
      • Japan, §XX, 1: Archaeology, before 1868
      • Kofun period
      • Nintoku, tomb of Emperor
    • heraldic
      • Heraldry, §II, 4(iii): Western heraldry in art: Tomb sculpture
    • herms
      • Herm
      • Greece, ancient
        • Bust, §I: Egyptian, Greek and Roman
      • Spain
        • Covarrubias, Alonso de, §2: Later work, after c 1540
    • korai
      • Etruscan
        • Etruscan, §I, 5(iii): Subject-matter: Human figures
      • Greece, ancient
        • Greece, ancient, §I, 2(iii): Religion: Manufacture of offerings
        • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(ii)(a): Free-standing sculpture: Subject-matter
    • kouroi
    • limited editions see under LIMITED EDITIONS -> types
    • linga
      • Indian sub., §III, 6(i)(g): 11th–16th-cent. indigenous
      • Indian subcontinent, §X, 4: Village art: Ritual objects
    • mummiform figures see chrysaliform figures