- shoulders. The
piece is
normally supported by a plinth. The
bust is
generally a
portrait intended to
record the
appearance of an individual, but may sometimes...
- Theseus, from SIRIS.
Bust of Hiawatha, from MMA.
Maude Muller, from SIRIS. Caestus, from MMA.
Bust of
Thomas Eakins, from SIRIS.
Bust of R. S. Gifford, from...
- The
Tusculum portrait, also
called the
Tusculum bust, is the only
extant portrait of
Julius Caesar which may have been made
during his lifetime. It is...
- The
Bust of
Louis XIV is a
marble portrait by the
Italian artist Gian
Lorenzo Bernini. It was
created in the year 1665
during Bernini's
visit to Paris...
-
Patrician with
Busts of His Ancestors" (c. 30 B.C.). By the
imperial age,
though they were
often realistic depictions of
human anatomy,
portrait sculpture...
- The
bust of
Thomas Baker is a 1638
marble portrait sculpture created by the
Italian artist Gian
Lorenzo Bernini, with much of the
bust undertaken by a...
- an
imagined portrait of Hesiod. In fact, it has been
recognized since 1813 that the
bust was not of
Seneca when an
inscribed herma portrait of
Seneca with...
- in Washington, D.C. The
artwork was
dedicated in 1921 and
features portrait busts of
Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Susan B. Anthony, and
Lucretia Mott. Women's...
- sat for
sculptor Alan
Thornhill for a
portrait in clay. The
correspondence file
relating to the
Bielenberg bust is held in the
archive of the
Henry Moore...
- show a
bust by François Dieussart. The
painting currently hangs in the King's
Drawing room at
Windsor Castle.
Other triple portraits Triple Portrait of a...
