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A work made of wax.

Science, c. 1886

Aimé-Jules Dalou

A work made of marble.

Bust of William Pitt, c. 1820

After Joseph Nollekens

A work made of gypsum relief with traces of pigment.

Relief Showing the Head of a Winged Genius, Neo–Assyrian Period, reign of King Ashurnasirpal II (883–859 BCE)

Neo-Assyrian

A work made of silver.

Pietà, c. 1700

German

A work made of sandstone.

Bust of a Female Deity (<em>Devi</em>), Angkor period, 11th century

Khmer

A work made of bronze.

Saint Francis of Assisi; Base with Putti, 1600–20

Nicolò Roccatagliata

Painting of a light-skinned woman dressed in a gauzy white gown with black trim playing an upright paino.

Woman at the Piano, 1875–76

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

A work made of marble.

Cinerary Urn, Late 1st-early 2nd century

Ancient Roman

A work made of stoneware (jasperware).

Cameo with Portrait of John Wesley, Late 18th century

Wedgwood Manufactory

A work made of bronze with black patina.

The Old Dragoons of 1850, Modeled 1905, cast 1906–7

Frederic Remington

A work made of sandstone.

A Goddess, Angkor period, 12th century

Khmer

A work made of terracotta, pigment.

Votive (Gift) in the Shape of a Woman's Head, about 500 BCE

Ancient Etruscan

A work made of stucco, pigment, and gold.

Relief Fragments Depicting a Seated Woman and a Griffin, Early 1st century

Ancient Roman

A work made of bronze.

Four-Armed Bodhisattva, 9th/10th century

Painting of three light-skinned girls in a woodland setting. A dog in the foreground faces a girl with a puppy in her lap.

Three Little Girls, c. 1870

Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la Peña

A work made of bronze.

Motherhood, Modeled 1902, cast by 1915

Bessie Potter Vonnoh

A work made of copper alloy.

Statuette of Osiris, Late Period, Dynasty 26 or later, 664–332 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

A work made of wood and paint.

Parrot, 1870–90

Wilhelm Schimmel

A work made of bronze.

Lion Attacking a Stallion, 1600/20

Antonio Susini

A work made of brick-red earthenware with green lead glaze.

Mountain-Shaped Incense Burner, Western Han dynasty, 206 BCE–9 CE

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