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Ames Van Wart
1876

Alexander Phimister Proctor
Founder Cast by Gorham Manufacturing Company
1898; cast 1913-by 1917

Indian (Tamil Nadu)
ca. late 11th century
Paul Manship
1926

Henry Kreis
1937
Paul Manship
1914; cast probably 1914–16

John Quincy Adams Ward
ca. 1859
Raoul Hague
1965–66
Rachel Harrison
2002

John Quincy Adams Ward
1860, cast by 1883

Erastus Dow Palmer
1853–56; carved 1855–56
Roucouyenne Indian
19th–20th century

William Wyon
1826

Indian, Goa
ca. 1650–1700

Medalist: Leonard Charles Wyon
1886

Elkington & Co.
1886

Mortimer Borne
Publisher Published by WPA
1935–43

On loan to The Met
Theodore Baur
1885

On loan to The Met
Paul Manship
1914, cast 1915

On loan to The Met
Alexander Phimister Proctor
1898, cast between 1913 and 1916

Medalist (obverse): William Wyon
Medalist (reverse): Leonard Charles Wyon
ca. 1855
Various, American
1850s–1910s

On loan to The Met
John Quincy Adams Ward
1860
Vietnam (?)
8th century

Possibly by F. & C. Osler
ca. 1850

Linnaeus Tripe
May–June 1858

Anonymous, American, 19th century
Sculpted by John Quincy Adams Ward
1869

Indian, Coromandel Coast, for Dutch market
third quarter 18th century
Indian Subcontinent, probably Coromandel Coast region, for the European market
1720–40

Bangladesh or India (Bengal)
12th century

ca. 1670–1700

Vietnam (Mekong Delta area)
second half of the 7th century

Manohar
late 17th–early 18th century

India, Madhya Pradesh
ca. 50 BCE

India
13th century

Nepal (Kathmandu Valley)
11th century

Nepal (Kathmandu Valley)
8th–9th century

Nepal (Kathmandu Valley)
11th century

Pakistan (ancient region of Gandhara)
20th century
India
7th century

India (Tamil Nadu)
late 11th century

Nepal (Kathmandu Valley)
dated August 12, 1105
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