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Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki:

A sphinx basalt figure. It depicts the Egyptian god Tutu, the guardian god who protected the faithful from disease and dangerous animals. Made in an Egyptian workshop, it reveals that the sanctuary maintained close relations with Egypt, in spite the fact that the central deities were depicted in a Hellenized form. See here.

From the sanctuary of Egyptian Deities. (Early 1st century B.C)

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Jigen (Manifestation) - carved wood - Kato Gizan (b. 1968)

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Mary A. Kremelberg (American, 1875 - 1946): Portrait of a flapper (via Invaluable)

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Ancient Egyptian gold scarab. Artist unknown; late 12th Dynasty, Middle Kingdom. Now in the Cleveland Museum of Art.

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ANDY WARHOL (1928-1987) - Sprite Holding Up Christmas Wreath, circa 1954.

Source: christie’s.com

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Mark Gertler - Self Portrait with Fishing Cap, oil on canvas, circa 1908-1909

National Portrait Gallery

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Bruno Walpoth: Sculpture, Nut Wood

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Mask of a man with short curly hair and long sideburns, A.D. late 1st century probably, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Egyptian Art

Funds from various donors, 1900 Size: h. 19 cm (7 ½ in) Medium: Plaster, largely modern paint

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/547851

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MICHAEL BERGT (1956)

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Antonio Canova

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‘Portrait of Jeremy Spencer’, by Edward Seago (1901-1974). British artist, best known for his beachscapes and street scenes in a late Impressionistic style. oil on canvas