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This ancient Greek masterpiece, created around 440 BC, represents the perfect canon of male proportions. The Doryphoros (spear-bearer) exemplifies the Greek concept of ideal beauty and mathematical harmony in the human body.

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Discovered in 1974 in Xi'an, China, this terracotta army was created to protect the tomb of the first Qin emperor. Each warrior has unique facial features, demonstrating an extraordinary level of detail and craftsmanship.

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This dramatic Hellenistic sculpture shows the Trojan priest Laocoön and his sons being attacked by sea serpents. The work, which dates from around the 1st century BC, is a masterful example of the expression of pain and drama in classical art.

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This iconic 5th century BC sculpture captures the moment of maximum tension before the discus throw. It represents the perfection of movement frozen in time and the beauty of Greek athletics.

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These enigmatic monolithic statues, created by the Rapa Nui people, represent deified ancestors. Standing up to 10 metres tall, they are an impressive testament to the technical and artistic prowess of this ancient civilisation.

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This magnificent Hellenistic sculpture from the 2nd century BC depicts the goddess Nike, the personification of victory. Despite lacking a head and arms, the work conveys a unique sense of movement and triumph.

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Created by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi and inaugurated in 1886, this colossal neoclassical building is a universal symbol of freedom and democracy. Its internal structure was designed by Gustave Eiffel.

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This imposing Art Deco statue, completed in 1931, was a collaborative effort between Paul Landowski, Heitor da Silva Costa, Carlos Oswald and Albert Caquot. It has become the most recognisable symbol of Rio de Janeiro and Brazil.

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Originally created as part of ‘The Gates of Hell’, this work by Auguste Rodin has become a universal symbol of philosophy and contemplation.

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This masterpiece of sculptural romanticism captures the intimate moment between Paolo and Francesca from the Divine Comedy.

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This elongated, skeletal figure by Alberto Giacometti represents the loneliness and vulnerability of the modern human being. His unique style has significantly influenced contemporary sculpture.

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This portrait of the Egyptian queen, created around 1345 BC, is celebrated for its beauty and realism. The precision of the details and the elegance of the composition make it a masterpiece of ancient art.

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This striking contemporary sculpture shows a meditative figure with light emanating from its crevices.

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This characteristic work by Fernando Botero exemplifies his unique style of voluminous figures. The sculpture celebrates beauty in all its forms and challenges traditional canons.

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This Renaissance masterpiece shows the Virgin Mary holding the body of Christ. The delicacy of the marble work and the emotionality of the scene make it one of the most moving works in the history of art.

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This gigantic bronze and steel chandelier represents motherhood and protection. Despite its intimidating appearance, the artist conceived it as a tribute to her weaver mother.

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Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, this small but iconic bronze statue has become the symbol of Copenhagen. It represents the love and sacrifice of the fairy tale character.

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The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dance, Edgar Degas

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The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dance, Edgar Degas

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This revolutionary sculpture combines different materials, including wax and real fabric. It depicts the harsh reality of young ballerinas at the Paris Opera in the 19th century.

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Unique Forms Of Continuity In Space, Umberto Boccioni

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Unique Forms Of Continuity In Space, Umberto Boccioni

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This futuristic work captures the dynamism and speed of the modern world. The figure appears to move through space, defying the limitations of traditional sculpture.

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This serie of sculptures shows the evolution of Brancusi's style towards abstraction. The simplification of forms and the search for essence were revolutionary for his time.