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Strigil (Scraper)

Strigil (Scraper)

Greek

Oinochoe Handle

Oinochoe Handle

Etruscan

Venus

Venus

Roman

Standing Osiris

Standing Osiris

Egyptian

Medallion with Three Standing Nude Women

Medallion with Three Standing Nude Women

Roman

Study for Scene from "Of Two Squares"

Study for Scene from "Of Two Squares", 1890 - 1941

El Lissitzky

Four Members of the Cornaro Family

Four Members of the Cornaro Family, 1598 - 1680

Gian Lorenzo Bernini

Adirondack Lake (Blue Monday)

Adirondack Lake (Blue Monday), 1836 - 1910

Winslow Homer

Knucklebone

Knucklebone

Graeco-Roman

Replica of the Dancing Faun from the House of the Faun, Pompeii

Replica of the Dancing Faun from the House of the Faun, Pompeii

Italian

Lion-Head Relief Attachment

Lion-Head Relief Attachment

Roman

Knucklebone

Knucklebone

Graeco-Roman

Strap End

Strap End

Anglo-Saxon

A wooden sculpture of a head on a wooden pedestal. The sculpture begins at the neck and goes into a round face. They have their eyes closed and long earlobes. Their hair is up and detailed with small bumps. There are small holes in between their eyebrows and at the top of their head.

Head of a Buddha

Japanese

A gilt bronze pendant that is round in shape and is detailed with a floral cut-out pattern. At the center is a long, bronze bow and two birds.

Stylized Fan-Shaped Pendant (Keman) with Decoration of Birds and Flowers, from a set housed at the temple Jōgon-in, Shiga Prefecture

Japanese

A wooden sculpture of a slender person standing upright on a detailed pedestal. They are wearing draped cloth that covers their legs and goes across their shoulder and chest. They are wearing a small headpiece and have short hair.

Standing Arya-Avalokiteshvara (Shō Kannon bosatsu) on a Lotus Base, one from a set of 1,000 images formerly in Kōfuku-ji, Nara

Japanese

A wooden sculpture of a man standing on a small pedestal and holding a staff. His hips are leaned to his left and he is wearing armor and a helmet.

Virūdhaka (Zōchōten), Guardian King of the South, one of the Devarājas (Shitennō), or Four Heavenly Guardian Kings

Japanese

A painted wooden sculpture of a head that is facing the viewer. The head is tilted to the right and is round in shape. The head has long earlobes and wears a black headdress.

Head of a Bodhisattva, d. 1057

Attributed to Jōchō

Plaque with Relief Bust of Nike

Plaque with Relief Bust of Nike

Roman

Finial Support

Finial Support

Iranian

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