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Sculpture changes with distance, scale, light, and your movement around it. These permanent-collection starting points link to the venue; confirm current display status before travelling.

Rodin’s Adam at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Permanent collection

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Rodin in the European Sculpture Galleries

Study Adam, Balzac, and other works across clay, terracotta, plaster, marble, and bronze.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Ongoing — verify gallery status before visiting

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Bronze Nataraja at the Cleveland Museum of Art

Collection focus

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Indian and Southeast Asian Sculpture

Begin with the Chola-period Nataraja and follow metal, stone, ritual, and movement across South and Southeast Asia.

Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

Ongoing — verify gallery status before visiting

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Small marble copy of the Aphrodite of Knidos at the Walters Art Museum

Collection focus

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Ancient Mediterranean Sculpture

Follow Greek sculptural ideas through Hellenistic and Roman copies, adaptations, fragments, and intimate objects.

The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore

Ongoing — verify gallery status before visiting

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