My Fair Lady a musical (1956) and a movie (1964) based on Shaw's play

Pygmalion (mythology), the name of a sculptor who created an ivory statue, Galatea, and fell in love with it.

The pygmalion effect, a concept in psychology describing the behavior of individuals as people expect them to behave

Pygmalionism (aka statuephilia or agalmatophilia), an erotic attraction to statues or immobility.

Il Pigmalione, an 1816 opera by Donizetti

Pygmalion (1938 film), a movie based on the play by George Bernard Shaw

Pigmalion (opera), a 1748 opera by Jean-Philippe Rameau

Pygmalion of Tyre, a King of Tyre, also a character in Virgil's masterpiece The Aeneid

Pygmalion (album), an album by Slowdive

Pygmalion (1762 play), a short play by Jean-Jacques Rousseau with music

Pygmalion is a Greek name. Pygmalion—or Pygmaion according to Hesychios of Alexandra—is probably a Cypriot form of Adonis, a Levantine vegetation-god. Pygmalion mean one of the following (in roughly chronological order):

Pygmalion and Galatea, and 1871 play by W. S. Gilbert

Galatea, or Pygmalion Reversed a musical comedy composed by Meyer Lutz

Pygmalion (play), a 1912 play by George Bernard Shaw