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Iron Baby

1999

Figure group: 'The Toothdrawer', Berlin, 1870-1880

1870-1880

'Self-Conscious Gene' sculpture by Marc Quinn

2019

Serial sculpture of bird flight

1992

Stone sculpture of R J Mitchell

2005

St John's Ambulance bearers carry wounded soldier

1914-1968

'Santa Medicina' sculpture by Eleanor Crook

2019

'For Science' by Jenny Holzer

2020

Small horn disk with partial sculpture

1790-1819

Tuskshell Biomorphic Steel Print sculpture

2013

3D printed object with moveable parts in shape of heart

2013

Coal sculpture by Alan Brough entitled 'Pit Brow Lassie'

1926

`SNAP' Sheet Steel Sculpture of a Folding Camera

1989

Outside Myself II

2000

'Imaginary Beings' 3D printed sculpture

2012

Materials House

1999

'2020: the Sphere that Changed the World' sculpture of Coronavirus by Angela Palmer

2020

Relativity, 3D Printed sculpture

2013

'Arion' sculpture in acrylic and polyamide

1972

Piscator (Euston Head)

1980

3D printed mathematical sculpture 'Maths 5'

2013

Maths 1 - Rainbow, 3D printed mathematical sculpture

2013

Plaster plaque showing the setting of a shoulder socket

1977

Plaster plaque showing bone setting in foot

1977

Plaster plaque showing bone setting in calf

1977

Stone sculpture from Berry Brow Station

3D printed mathematical sculpture

2013

Sculpture received in Stephen Hawking's office

2018

3D printed sculpture

2011

Rapid Prototype Sculpture

1998

Resin portrait of Stephen Hawking

2016

3D printed tyrannosaurus rex (t-rex) dinosaur head

2013

3D printed model of brain

2013

Model of section of the Weaire-Phelan structure

The Negative of Glory

1999

Mural panels illustrating Medieval Agriculture

1951

Plaster plaque showing the setting of a collar bone

1977

'Modern Mining' electroplated copper sculpture by Katie Surridge

2022
Sulphur sculpture from Mexico

Sulphur sculpture from Mexico

Fibrous plaster sculptural plaque entitled: Monolithic transistor. By Tom Newton. 1984. 340 x 230 mm.

Monolithic Transistor

1984
'Hope in Balance' silverwork sculpture, created by Junko Mori.

'Hope in Balance' silverwork sculpture

Sculpture of turtle dove in deep red cast phenolic, 20th century.

Sculpture of turtle dove in deep red cast phenolic

1910-1970
Bergman, Torbern Olef, head and neck facing L.

Bergman, Torbern Olef

1790-1819
Painted plaster version of ‘The St John's Ambulance Bearers’, a bronze sculpture by Benjamin Clemens, 1919, which depicts two bearers assisting a wounded soldier during the First World War. Believed to be either a maquette for the original sculpture or a copy made for a later exhibition.

St John's Ambulance bearers carry wounded soldier

1914-1968
Fibrous plaster sculptural plaque: Electronic Stucco. MK2302 24 prong memory. By Tom Newton, 1984. 600 x 285 mm.

Electronic Stucco

1984
Sculpture. Mural panel illustrating Egyptian agriculture, by Ralph Stephenson Lavers, [1951]. Iron, forged using a unique process; [sight] 8x40 ft. First of a cyclorama frieze of three silhouette scenes of agricultural practice, commissioned for the Science Museum Agriculture Gallery; based on tomb drawings. Parts include digging sticks; man-drawn and ox-drawn ploughs; broadcast of seed

Mural panels illustrating Egyptian Agriculture

1951
Sculpture, mural panel illustrating Medieval agriculture, depicting a section of spike-toothed harrow. Created by Ralph Stephenson Lavers, 1951.

Mural of a Section of Spike-Toothed Harrow

1951
Sculpture, mural panel illustrating Medieval agriculture, depicting Medieval man standing with a whip folded in the hand. Created by Ralph Stephenson Lavers, 1951.

Mural of Medieval Man Standing with a Whip Folded

1951
Sculpture, mural panel illustrating Egyptian agriculture, depicting an Egyptian man holding a whip while supporting ox-driven plough and a boy holding a whip. Created by Ralph Stephenson, 1951.

Egyptian Agriculture, Egyptian man holding a whip while supporting ox-driven plough and a boy holding a whip

1951
Sculpture, mural panel illustrating Medieval agriculture, depicting three Medieval men harvesting with sickles, two cropping and one leaning onto side. Created by Ralph Stephenson Lavers, 1951.

Mural of three Medieval men harvesting with sickles, two cropping and one leaning onto side

1951