Imperial Rome Gallery
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sadighgallery:Bronze Portrait Bust of a Roman Matron. Early Imperial, Julio-Claudian ca. A.D. 20–50T
Head of acolossal Roman statue of Emperor Augustus (1st century AD) The Courtyard of the “Pigna”, V
Roman Imperial Gallic Type I helmet, late 1st cenury ADfrom Christies
A relief of the Imperial age depicting a race inside the Circus Maximus.#circusmaximus #chariotraces
tiny-librarian:Detail of the statue “Augustus of Prima Porta”.Source
artmagnifique:Bust of Antinous, 130-140 CE, Rome, Italy.
jopenb:Statue of Aphrodite, known as the Venus of Arles. Hymettus marble, Roman artwork, imperial pe
hismarmorealcalm:Palazzo Altemps. Portrait bust of Settimio Severo. William Kimber photo.
ancientpeoples:Silver Horse BrassAD 330-370Roman(Source: The British Museum)
swiftfooted-a:El Djem Roman amphitheaterThe largest amphitheater in Africa, and the third of the ent
ancientpeoples:Coin of Valentinian IAD 364-375Roman Imperial(Source: The British Museum)
Ares Borghese, imperial era marble, ca. 1st - 2nd century AD, Rome.The Ares Borghese is a Roman marb
51don:Imperial Forum, Rome
flaroh:Roman Imperial Coin chart because I’ve been staring at these babies for the past three years
The Roses of Heliogabalus by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema. 1888. Oil on canvas. Private collection.M. Au
Roman Granulated Gold Ring, Roman Imperial, 2nd Century AD
ancientpeoples:Gold necklace with crescent shaped pendant 36.8cm long (14.5 inch) Roman, Imperial Pe
museum-of-artifacts:Helmet of a murmillo ( a type of gladiator during the Roman Imperial age), 2nd c
ancientpeoples:Glass Cinerary Urnmid 1st-2nd Century ADMid Imperial Period Rome(Source: The Met Muse
ancientpeoples:Glass portrait of a woman 19.1cm high (7 1/2 inch.) Roman, Imperial Period, 1st - 2nd
romegreeceart:House of Cadmus - the death of king PentheusIn Euripides’ play the Baccantes Dionysos
Funerary urn for holding the ashes of Sellia Epyre. Her name appears on the cover, while the name of
Roman Imperial Coin chart because I’ve been staring at these babies for the past three years of thes
worldofnumis:Roman Imperial Coins - Diocletianus, 284-305, AV Aureus, 290/292, Antiochia, Av.: DI -
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