Category:Sculptures in the National Museum of Scotland

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The following 73 files are in this category, out of 73 total.

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  +1998 wurde das Schottische Nationalmuseum in Edingburgh eröffnet. 17.jpg 3,778 × 5,294; 8.05 MB
  
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  +1998 wurde das Schottische Nationalmuseum in Edingburgh eröffnet. 19.jpg 3,844 × 5,203; 4.23 MB
  
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  1. Marble bust of Madame Victoire, by Louis-Claude Vasse, 1763 CE, Paris. France. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 6.87 MB
  
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  1. Marble statue of Arthur, youngest son of John Anstruther Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aime-Jules Dalou, 1877, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,449 × 3,760; 6.06 MB
  
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  1. Marble statue of Asklepios, god of medicine. From Cyrene (Libya), 2nd century CE. Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,319 × 3,318; 5.51 MB
  
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  1. Marble statue of Hugh Miller, by Amelia Paton Hill, 1860s, Edinburgh, Scotland. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,079 × 3,507; 4.98 MB
  
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  1. Marble statue of Rorie Matheson, 3 years old, as the infant Bacchus. Commissioned by his father, Sir Alexander Matheson. By Alexander Munro, 1866 CE, London, England. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,696 × 2,281; 4.18 MB
  
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  1. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, UK. Part of one of the galleries.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 6.57 MB
  
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  1. Terracotta statue of Hercules and Antaeus, part of a group by Stefano Maderno, 1620 CE, Rome, Italy. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,390 × 3,558; 5.63 MB
  
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  1. Votive offering figure (Tunjos). Muisca People, Colombia, 10th-16th century CE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,228 × 3,936; 8.25 MB
  
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  10. Marble statue of Arthur St. Clair, youngest son of John Anstruther-Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aimé-Jules Dalou, 1877 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 5.59 MB
  
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  2. Detail. Antaeus. Terracotta statue of Hercules and Antaeus, part of a group by Stefano Maderno, 1620 CE, Rome, Italy. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 8.67 MB
  
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  2. Marble bust of Joseph Hume, by Alexander Handyside Ritchie, 1830 CE, Edinburgh, Scotland. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 6.21 MB
  
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  2. Marble bust of Madame Victoire, by Louis-Claude Vasse, 1763 CE, Paris. France. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,462 × 2,529; 2.85 MB
  
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  2. Marble statue of Arthur, youngest son of John Anstruther Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aimé-Jules Dalou, 1877 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 6.45 MB
  
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  2. Marble statue of Asklepios, god of medicine. From Cyrene (Libya), 2nd century CE. Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 8.45 MB
  
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  2. Marble statue of Hugh Miller, by Amelia Paton Hill, 1860s, Edinburgh, Scotland. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 7.69 MB
  
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  2. Marble statue of Rorie Matheson, 3 years old, as the infant Bacchus. Commissioned by his father, Sir Alexander Matheson. By Alexander Munro, 1866 CE, London, England. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,449 × 3,208; 4.83 MB
  
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  2. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, UK. Part of one of the galleries.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 6.95 MB
  
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  3. Marble bust of Madame Victoire, by Louis-Claude Vasse, 1763 CE, Paris. France. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 6.21 MB
  
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  3. Marble statue of Arthur, youngest son of John Anstruther Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aimé-Jules Dalou, 1877 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,389 × 2,524; 4.8 MB
  
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  3. Marble statue of Asklepios, god of medicine. From Cyrene (Libya), 2nd century CE. Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,280 × 3,526; 5.6 MB
  
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  3. Marble statue of Hugh Miller, by Amelia Paton Hill, 1860s, Edinburgh, Scotland. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,260 × 3,877; 5.83 MB
  
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  3. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, UK. Part of one of the galleries.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 6.6 MB
  
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  3. Red sandstone figure of a female with erotic tone. From the Temples of Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh, India. Chandela Dynasty, 11th century CE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,488 × 3,793; 6.67 MB
  
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  4. Marble statue of Asklepios, god of medicine. From Cyrene (Libya), 2nd century CE. Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 6.8 MB
  
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  5. Marble statue of Arthur, youngest son of John Anstruther Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aimé-Jules Dalou, 1877 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh+.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 6.22 MB
  
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  6. Marble statue of Arthur, youngest son of John Anstruther Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aimé-Jules Dalou, 1877 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 9.25 MB
  
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  7. Marble statue of Arthur, youngest son of John Anstruther Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aimé-Jules Dalou, 1877 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 8.57 MB
  
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  9. Marble statue of Arthur St. Clair, youngest son of John Anstruther-Thomson of Fife, is shown nude, aged 5. By the French sculptor Aimé-Jules Dalou, 1877 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 6.21 MB
  
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  Arthur St Clair Anstruther Thomson, marble statue by Aimé-Jules Dalou (1838-1902).JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 1.39 MB
  
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  Asklepios, marble statue, Graeco-Roman, Cyrene (Libya), 2nd century AD pic1.JPG 2,562 × 3,973; 1.8 MB
  
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  Asklepios, marble statue, Graeco-Roman, Cyrene (Libya), 2nd century AD pic2.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.46 MB
  
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  Bronze cast of John Logie Baird, by Donald Gilbert, 1943 CE, London, UK. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,326 × 3,175; 4.4 MB
  
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  Bronze figure of a mother with 2 children, representing the Christian virtue of Charity. Part of a bronze group after a model by Alessandro Algardi, Italy, 17th century CE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,248 × 3,539; 5.49 MB
  
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  Bronze group of the centaur Nessus carrying off Deianira, by Francesco Fanelli, London, 17th century BC, National Museum of Scotland.JPG 2,892 × 3,698; 1.54 MB
  
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  Caryatids, acrchitect William Playfair, made by Alexander Handyside Ritchie, 1840's pic1.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.56 MB
  
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  Caryatids, acrchitect William Playfair, made by Alexander Handyside Ritchie, 1840's pic2.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.68 MB
  
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  Charles Maclaren, marble bust by William Brodie (1815-1881).JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.17 MB
  
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  Chinthe, from Myanmar, 19th to early 20th century CE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,072 × 2,986; 5.42 MB
  
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  Christ seated on Calvary.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 1.67 MB
  
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  Detail. Goddess Sekhmet, from Egypt, 1390-1352 BCE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,321 × 2,624; 5.28 MB
  
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  Detail. Hand of one of Ashurnasirpal II's royal attendants (a eunuch). Alabaster bas-relief from the North-West Palace of Ashurnasirpal II at Nimrud, Iraq. 9th century BCE. National Museum of Scotland. Donated by Sir Dr. James Young.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 8.97 MB
  
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  Detail. Head of Ashurnasirpal II. Alabaster bas-relief from the North-West Palace of Ashurnasirpal II at Nimrud, Iraq. 9th century BCE. National Museum of Scotland. Donated by Sir Dr. James Young.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 10.89 MB
  
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  Detail. Head of one of Ashurnasirpal II's royal attendants (a eunuch). Alabaster bas-relief from the North-West Palace of Ashurnasirpal II at Nimrud, Iraq. 9th century BCE. National Museum of Scotland. Donated by Sir Dr. James Young.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 9.71 MB
  
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  Detail. Marble bust of the Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius (r. 138-161 CE), wearing his military dress, during early years of reign. Circa 140 CE. National Museum of Scotland.jpg 2,805 × 2,529; 5.46 MB
  
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  Detail. Temple statue of god Arensnuphis, from Meroe, Nubia (modern-day Sudan), 100-50 BCE. Sandstone. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.jpg 3,070 × 2,624; 5.89 MB
  
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  Detail.. Limestone statue of a mother goddess from ancient Mexico, c. 900 CE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,355 × 2,624; 6.23 MB
  
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  Dionysos, marble statue, Cyrene, Libya, AD c117-200.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.43 MB
  
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  Limestone Coffin lid, probably from Upper Egypt. Early Ptolemaic period, 221-180 BCE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. Purchase, 1908 CE.jpg 3,936 × 2,624; 8.4 MB
  
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  Limestone Coffin lid, probably from Upper Egypt. Early Ptolemaic period, 221-180 BCE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 3,946 × 4,763; 14.44 MB
  
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  Limestone funerary relief of a man. From Palmyra, Syrian Arab Republic, c. 150 CE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,546 × 3,266; 7.31 MB
  
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  Limestone statue of a citizen of Oxyrhynchus. From Egypt, c. 300 BCE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh,.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 7.32 MB
  
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  Limestone statue of a mother goddess from ancient Mexico, c. 900 CE. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,351 × 3,584; 4.31 MB
  
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  Lord Kelvin, bronze bust by Archibald McFarlane Shannon (1850-1915).JPG 4,032 × 3,024; 3.41 MB
  
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  Lord Kelvin. Bronze bust of William Thomson, by Archibald McFarlane Shannon, c 1900 CE, Glasgow, Scotland. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,436 × 3,097; 4.84 MB
  
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  Madame Victoire, marble bust by Louis-Claude Vassé.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.35 MB
  
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  Maliku of Palmyra, Syria, ad c150.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 3 MB
  
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  Marble bust of Fabio Feroni (1652-1707) by Giovacchino Fortini (1672-1736).JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.36 MB
  
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  Marble bust of Fabio Feroni, by Giovacchino Fortini, 1701-1702 CE, Florence, Italy. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,384 × 3,662; 4.06 MB
  
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  Marble bust of Joseph Hume (1777-1855) by Alexander Handyside Ritchie .JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 2.16 MB
  
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  Marble bust of Joseph Hume, by Alexander Handyside Ritchie, 1830 CE, Edinburgh, Scotland. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 6.73 MB
  
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  Marble bust of the Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius (r. 138-161 CE), in the military dress, during his early years of reign. Circa 140 CE. National Museum of Scotland, UK. Lent by the British Museum.jpg 2,501 × 3,715; 6.43 MB
  
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  Marble bust of the Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius (r. 138-161 CE), wearing his military dress, during early years of reign. Circa 140 CE. National Museum of Scotland.jpg 2,312 × 3,818; 6.71 MB
  
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  Marble statue of James Watt (made 1827-1832 CE). By Sir Francis Chantrey, 1782-1841 CE. Lent by Heriot-Watt University. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.jpg 2,624 × 3,936; 6.11 MB
  
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  Mary cradling the dead body of Christ.JPG 1,953 × 2,469; 1.09 MB
  
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  Mother goddess, photo 1-001.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 1.99 MB
  
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  Mother goddess, photo 2-001.JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 1.78 MB
  
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  National Museum of Scotland 10.jpg 2,592 × 3,888; 3.18 MB
  
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  National Museum of Scotland 11.jpg 2,592 × 3,888; 2.81 MB
  
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  National Museum of Scotland 12b.jpg 2,592 × 3,888; 3.13 MB
  
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  National Museum of Scotland 13.jpg 2,592 × 3,888; 2.92 MB
  
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  Statue of the Controller of Priests Amenyseneb, Granite, Abydos, Egypt, c1765-1712 BC.JPG 1,458 × 3,127; 1.01 MB