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  • Marble Zeus, seated on a block, bare-chested and draped, holding aloft a neon-green shaker bottle marked ‘WHEY’.

    GLI.2026.001

    Zeus Enthroned

    King of the gods, in whose honour the Olympic Games were held.

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  • The Venus de Milo, draped at the hips, with both arms: one holds a selfie stick and a phone, the other waves.

    GLI.2026.002

    Aphrodite, known as the Venus de Milo

    Greek goddess of love and beauty.

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  • Plato seated on a stone chair in a toga, head bowed, absorbed in a handheld games console that he grips with both hands.

    GLI.2026.003

    Plato

    Greek philosopher, author of the allegory of the cave.

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  • A bronze ewe with a curly fleece suckles two infants seated beneath her belly, on a three-stepped stone base.

    GLI.2026.004

    Romulus and Remus

    Founders of Rome, sons of Mars, god of war.

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  • Julius Caesar standing in a cuirass and military cloak, presenting a condom in its blue wrapper in his left hand.

    GLI.2026.005

    Julius Caesar

    Roman general and statesman, proclaimed Father of his Country.

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  • The Archangel Michael, wings spread, one foot on a fallen demon, brandishes a green electric fly swatter shaped like a tennis racket.

    GLI.2026.006

    Saint Michael Vanquishing the Devil

    Archangel, commander of the heavenly host.

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  • Moses, bearded and draped, his face furious, holds a shrink-wrapped pack of twelve toilet rolls high above his head, ready to smash it.

    GLI.2026.007

    Moses and the Golden Calf

    Prophet, liberator and lawgiver of the Hebrews.

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  • Bronze Mercury in a winged helmet, open doctor’s coat and stethoscope, raises one white-gloved finger and holds his caduceus.

    GLI.2026.008

    Flying Mercury

    God of merchants, travellers and thieves.

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  • Themis, allegory of Justice, in a virtual reality headset, with a pixelated sword and shield, white sports socks and sliders.

    GLI.2026.009

    Justice

    Cardinal virtue; according to Aratus, she left the world of men.

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  • Bronze Napoleon in bicorne and greatcoat open over a round belly, blue joggers, hands in pockets, electronic tag on the ankle and a ball at his feet.

    GLI.2026.010

    Napoleon I

    Emperor of the French; by 1811, master of continental Europe.

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  • Sisyphus, bent forward, legs braced on a rocky slope, pushes a heavy steel safe with his shoulder and hands.

    GLI.2026.011

    The Punishment of Sisyphus

    King of Corinth, whom Homer called ‘craftiest of men’.

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  • A marble Virgin, face lowered, holds across her lap a sleeping young man in a hoodie, joggers and trainers, a glass bottle in his hand.

    GLI.2026.012

    Pietà

    The Virgin Mary as Mother of Sorrows.

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  • The Egyptian scribe sits cross-legged, gaze fixed, holding a wooden tray on his lap: a metal grinder, a cannabis bud and a rolled joint.

    GLI.2026.013

    The Seated Scribe

    Senior official of the Old Kingdom, who remains anonymous.

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Marble Zeus, seated on a block, bare-chested and draped, holding aloft a neon-green shaker bottle marked ‘WHEY’.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.001Gallery of Ideals

Zeus Enthroned

King of the gods, in whose honour the Olympic Games were held.

Previous versionAD 80–100

Archive photograph of the previous version: marble statue of a seated Jupiter, bare-chested, drapery over his legs, one arm raised holding a sceptre.

The so-called Verospi Jupiter, marble, Roman period, Vatican Museums. The torso is ancient; the arms and legs date from the 18th century.

Photo: Fabrizio Garrisi, via Wikimedia Commons, resizedLicence CC BY-SA 4.0Image source

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  • Contains no protein.
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Marble, BPA-free food-grade polypropylene.

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The Venus de Milo, draped at the hips, with both arms: one holds a selfie stick and a phone, the other waves.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.002Gallery of Ideals

Aphrodite, known as the Venus de Milo

Greek goddess of love and beauty.

Previous versionc. 150–125 BC

Archive photograph of the previous version: marble statue of the Venus de Milo, armless, draped from the hips down.

Aphrodite, known as the Venus de Milo, c. 150–125 BC, Musée du Louvre. Found in 1820, already armless.

Photo: Shonagon, via Wikimedia CommonsLicence CC0Image source

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Parian marble, anodised aluminium, toughened glass.

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Plato seated on a stone chair in a toga, head bowed, absorbed in a handheld games console that he grips with both hands.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.003Gallery of Ideals

Plato

Greek philosopher, author of the allegory of the cave.

Previous version1885

Archive photograph of the previous version: marble statue of Plato seated, bearded and draped, outside the Academy of Athens.

Plato, after Leonidas Drosis, Pentelic marble, Academy of Athens. Seated in the same spot since 1885.

Photo: C messier, via Wikimedia Commons, resizedLicence CC BY-SA 4.0Image source

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Materials depicted
Marble, polycarbonate, backlit screen.

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  • Digital composition by Aël, updated with the help of artificial intelligence (original glitch)
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20×30 cm 8×12″ €50
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40×60 cm 16×24″ Coming soon €100
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A bronze ewe with a curly fleece suckles two infants seated beneath her belly, on a three-stepped stone base.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.004Roman Room

Romulus and Remus

Founders of Rome, sons of Mars, god of war.

Previous version

Archive photograph of the previous version: bronze she-wolf standing, suckling two infants seated beneath her.

The Capitoline Wolf, bronze, Capitoline Museums, Rome. The twins were added in the 15th century.

Photo: Wilfredor, via Wikimedia CommonsLicence CC0Image source

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Materials depicted
Bronze. Species: ovine.

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40×60 cm 16×24″ Coming soon €100
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Julius Caesar standing in a cuirass and military cloak, presenting a condom in its blue wrapper in his left hand.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.005Roman Room

Julius Caesar

Roman general and statesman, proclaimed Father of his Country.

Previous version1932

Archive photograph of the previous version: bronze statue of Julius Caesar standing, in cuirass and cloak.

Julius Caesar, Via dei Fori Imperiali, Rome. Bronze copy (1932) of a Trajanic-era marble on the Capitoline. The left hand is empty.

Photo: Falk2, via Wikimedia Commons, resizedLicence CC BY-SA 4.0Image source

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Marble, latex, foil wrapper.

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The Archangel Michael, wings spread, one foot on a fallen demon, brandishes a green electric fly swatter shaped like a tennis racket.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.006Gallery of the Sacred

Saint Michael Vanquishing the Devil

Archangel, commander of the heavenly host.

Previous version1860

Archive photograph of the previous version: bronze group: the archangel Michael, wings spread, sword raised, standing over the fallen demon.

Francisque Duret, Saint Michael Vanquishing the Devil, bronze, Fontaine Saint-Michel, Paris, 1860. Below: a basin.

Photo: PierreSelim, via Wikimedia CommonsLicence CC0Image source

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Materials depicted
Stone, ABS plastic, high-voltage grid.

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Moses, bearded and draped, his face furious, holds a shrink-wrapped pack of twelve toilet rolls high above his head, ready to smash it.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.007Gallery of the Sacred

Moses and the Golden Calf

Prophet, liberator and lawgiver of the Hebrews.

Previous version1866

Archive photograph of the previous version: engraving: a bearded Moses raises the Tables of the Law above his head to break them.

Gustave Doré, Moses Breaks the Tables of the Law, wood engraving, 1866. New ones had to be cut.

Engraving by Gustave Doré, 1866, via Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainImage source

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Marble, two-ply cellulose wadding, polythene wrap.

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Bronze Mercury in a winged helmet, open doctor’s coat and stethoscope, raises one white-gloved finger and holds his caduceus.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.008Gallery of Institutions

Flying Mercury

God of merchants, travellers and thieves.

Previous versionc. 1580

Archive photograph of the previous version: bronze of Mercury balanced on one leg, winged helmet, arm raised, finger pointing skywards.

Giambologna, Flying Mercury, c. 1580, bronze, Museo del Bargello, Florence. His index finger points heavenwards.

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Bronze, white cotton, stethoscope, nitrile examination glove.

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Themis, allegory of Justice, in a virtual reality headset, with a pixelated sword and shield, white sports socks and sliders.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.009Gallery of Institutions

Justice

Cardinal virtue; according to Aratus, she left the world of men.

Previous version1543

Archive photograph of the previous version: stone statue of Justice, blindfolded, sword raised, scales in hand.

Hans Gieng, Justice, 1543, original statue from the Justice Fountain, Bern Historical Museum. Blindfolded since 1543.

Photo: Sailko, via Wikimedia Commons, resizedLicence CC BY 3.0Image source

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Materials depicted
Marble, virtual reality headset, pixels, white sports socks.

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Bronze Napoleon in bicorne and greatcoat open over a round belly, blue joggers, hands in pockets, electronic tag on the ankle and a ball at his feet.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.010Custodial Wing

Napoleon I

Emperor of the French; by 1811, master of continental Europe.

Previous version1833

Archive photograph of the previous version: bronze statue of Napoleon standing, in greatcoat and bicorne, cannonballs at his feet.

Charles-Émile Seurre, Napoleon as the Little Corporal, 1833, bronze, Les Invalides, Paris. The cannonballs have been at his feet since 1833.

Photo: gadgetdude, “Napoleon Bonaparte Statue” (Flickr), via Wikimedia Commons, resizedLicence CC BY 2.0Image source

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Bronze, fleece jersey, electronic tag, cast-iron ball.

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Sisyphus, bent forward, legs braced on a rocky slope, pushes a heavy steel safe with his shoulder and hands.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.011Custodial Wing

The Punishment of Sisyphus

King of Corinth, whom Homer called ‘craftiest of men’.

Previous version1548–1549

Archive photograph of the previous version: painting by Titian: Sisyphus climbs a slope, a huge rock on his shoulders.

Titian, Sisyphus, 1548–1549, Museo del Prado, Madrid. Here the rock is carried on his shoulders.

Reproduction: Museo Nacional del Prado, via Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainImage source

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Stone, armoured steel, combination lock.

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A marble Virgin, face lowered, holds across her lap a sleeping young man in a hoodie, joggers and trainers, a glass bottle in his hand.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.012Room F

Pietà

The Virgin Mary as Mother of Sorrows.

Previous version1498–1499

Archive photograph of the previous version: marble group: the seated Virgin holds the body of Christ across her lap.

Michelangelo, Pietà, 1498–1499, marble, St Peter’s Basilica, Vatican. She has held him like this since 1499.

Photo: Jebulon, via Wikimedia CommonsLicence CC0Image source

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Materials depicted
Carrara marble, cotton fleece, glass, patience.

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The Egyptian scribe sits cross-legged, gaze fixed, holding a wooden tray on his lap: a metal grinder, a cannabis bud and a rolled joint.

Acc. no. GLI.2026.013The Alcove

The Seated Scribe

Senior official of the Old Kingdom, who remains anonymous.

Previous versionc. 2600 BC

Archive photograph of the previous version: painted limestone statue of a scribe seated cross-legged, a papyrus unrolled on his lap, gazing ahead.

The Seated Scribe, 4th Dynasty, painted limestone, Musée du Louvre. His right hand once held a reed pen, now lost.

Photo: Shonagon, via Wikimedia CommonsLicence CC0Image source

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Painted limestone, rock crystal, unidentified dried plant matter.

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