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Cycladic
2800–2700 BCE

between 1800 and 1899

Roman
1st or 2nd century CE

Jean-Louis Lemoyne
1739–40

Roman
ca. 138–192 CE

India (Gujarat or Rajasthan)
first half of the 11th century

Auguste Rodin
original model before 1895, carved ca. 1907

Isamu Noguchi
1945

Jean Arp
1950

Roman
1st or 2nd century CE

Antonio Canova
Patron Commissioned by Count Jan and Countess Valeria Tarnowski
1804–6

Cycladic
4500–4000 BCE

Greek
3rd century BCE

Auguste Rodin
carved before 1910

Possibly by Antonio Rossellino
ca. 1475–90

Constantin Brancusi
1923

Greek
ca. 270–250 BCE

Cycladic
3200–2700 BCE

Auguste Rodin
modeled ca. 1887, carved 1893

Roman
1st or 2nd century CE

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
1865–67

Greek
3rd century BCE

Daniel Chester French
Carver Carved by Piccirilli Brothers Marble Carving Studio
1906–8, carved 1912–15

Gian Lorenzo Bernini
and Pietro Bernini
ca. 1616–17

Domenico Guidi
Patron Commissioned by Francesco II, Duke of Mantua and Reggio
1694

Chester Beach
1913

Greek
ca. 400–390 BCE

Greek
ca. 450–440 BCE

Cycladic
2700–2300 B.C

Auguste Rodin
modeled ca. 1881, carved 1907

Cycladic
2700–2600 BCE

Piero di Giovanni Tedesco
ca. 1395–96

Roman
ca. 13 BCE–5 CE

Copy of work attributed to Polykleitos
ca. 41–54 CE

Roman
1st or 2nd century CE

Roman
ca. 325–370 CE

Cycladic
2300–2200 BCE

Hiram Powers
1841–44; carved 1857

Roman
1st–2nd century CE

Daniel Chester French
Carver Carved by Piccirilli Brothers Marble Carving Studio
1889–93, carved 1921–26

Restored by Pacetti, Vincenzo
27 BCE–68 CE

Attributed to the Bastis Master
2600–2400 BCE
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