The stuff that dreams are remade of

• Butter sculptures


  Sculpting medium traced back to "banquet art", a tradition most associated with the Renaissance and Baroque periods
• Caroline S. Brooks


  • American sculptor who exhibited her butter sculptures in galleries and exhibitions by using ice to keep them from melting
  • Made her first butter sculpture in 1867 as a way to promote the product
  • Did not use moulds, utilised traditional tools including a butter paddle, broom straw, and a "camel's-hair pencil"
• Erika Iris Simmons


  Imaginative painter and sculptor who focuses on recycling found materials and creating them into something unique and amusing
• Dominique Blain's Missa


  100 pair of army boots suspended on nylon strings arranged in a square grid, with the right-foot boots suggesting the synchronised movement of military marching
• Cave art in North America


  • Motifs depict human forms and animals, some of the largest known cave images
  • Dated to 133–433 AD
  • Revealed through photogrammetry, in which thousands of overlapping photographs are taken and digitally combined in 3D

  
• Sulawesi cave art


  • Oldest painting in the world, a hand stencil dating to at least 37,900 BCE
  • Also contains a fragmented painting of a pig-deer or babirusa, the second oldest figurative painting ever found and the oldest Asian art of the Paleolithic

  
• Charles Darwin's finches


  Birds Darwin collected on the Galapagos Islands that were instrumental in the formation of his theory of evolution and ideas on natural selection
• Lascaux cave paintings


  • Discovered by four teenagers in 1940, one of the world's best examples of prehistoric art
  • The French government has built an exact replica of the paintings next to the originals, which are closed to the public to protect the artwork
• Eiffel Tower replicas


  Mini or baby versions of the iconic Paris landmark, found in various cities around the world

  
• Virtual Pompeii


  • Digital re-creation of a house in ancient Pompeii, used as an educational tool in history classes at Gonzaga University
• Amedeo Modigliani was an Italian painter and sculptor of the École de Paris who worked mainly in France, known for portraits and nudes in a modern style characterized by a surreal elongation of faces, necks, and figures