Table of Contents

Entries include: Aegean Sculpture Africa: 20th Century Altarpiece Amber Andre, Carl Baroque and Rococo Bartholdi, F.-A.: Statue of Liberty Bernhardt, Sarah Bernini, Gianlorenzo Beuys, Joseph Brancusi, Constantin Capital Carolingian Sculpture Clay and Terracotta Cloisters Cross Colossal Sculpture Dali, Salvador Degas, Edgar Display of Sculpture Diptych and Triptych Duchamp, Marcel Early Christian and Byzantine Egypt, Ancient Equestrian Statue Ernst, Max Etruscan Sculpture Falconet, Etienne-Maurice Flaxman, John Flotner, Peter Forgeries and Deceptive Restorations Fountain Sculpture Fritsch, Katharina Gauguin, Paul Gerz, Jochen Ghiberti, Lorenzo Giacometti, Alberto Gothic Greece, Ancient Hepworth, Dame Barbara Hirst, Damien Honorific Column Horn, Rebecca Horses of San Marco India Instellation Ireland Italy: Romanesque-Gothic Ivory Sculpture Jacopo della Quercia Jagger, Charles Sergeant Japan Judd, Donald Juni, Juan de Kaikel Kapoor, Anish Koons, Jeff Kore and Kouros Korea Kaocoon and his Sons Latin America Lewis, Mary Edmonia LeWitt, Sol Lin, Maya Memorial: War Mesoamerica Metalworking and Decoration Michelangelo Buonarrotti: David Modernism Native North America Near East, Ancient Neoclassicism and Romanticism Nevelson, Louise Noguchi, Isamu Obelisk Oldenburg, Claes Olympia, Temple of Zeus Orestes and Electra Ottonian Sculpture Papier Mache Parthenon Pheidias Pieta Pisano, Andrea Poupelet, Jane Relief Sculpture Reliquary Sculpture Renaissance and Mannerism Rodin, Auguste Russia and Soviet Union Sarcophagus Sculpture Academies Serra, Richard Statuette Surrealist Sculpture Thailand Theater Sculpture Tomb Sculpture Tools Vaccaro Family Venus de Milo Verrocchio, Andrea del Virgin and Child Statuette Vischer, Peter, the Elder Wax Whitney, Anne Women Sculptors Wood Yosegi-zukuri Zadkine, Ossip Zu Family

About the Author

Dr. Antonia Boström is an Assistant Curator in the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts at the Detroit Institute of Arts. She has held curatorial positions at the Royal Academy of Arts, London; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; and the National Portrait Gallery, London. Boström earned her Ph.D. from the Courthauld Institute of Art, London University in 1996. She is a contributing author to The Medici,Michelangelo, and Late Renaissance Art in Florence,1537-1631 (Yale University Press, 2002); and Treasuresfrom the Detroit Institute of Arts: Masters ofImpressionism and Modern Art (Detroit Institute of Arts, 2001). She has authored numerous essays including "Giovanni Maria Benzoni, Randolph Rogers and the Collecting of Sculpture in Nineteenth-Century Detroit," Sculpture Journal (2000); "The Florentine Sculptor Raffaello Peri," Burlington Magazine (1998); and "The Acquisition of Flemish Landscapes for Italy on the Antwerp Art Market," Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek (1997).

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