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hadrian6:Detail : Ludovisi Ares. Roman copy after a Greek original from ca. 320 BC. pentelic marble
Details from a marble portrait bust of a woman, possibly the younger AntoniaRoman, Julio-Claudian Pe
AphroditeRoman marble statue, 2nd century CE. Baths of Diocletian Museum.Rome, July 2015
lionofchaeronea:Head of Artemis, of the Rospigliosi type. Marble Roman-era copy (1st-2nd cent. CE) a
Marble relief depicting the Portus harbour* 2nd- early 3rd century CE* Isola sacra necropolis* Ostia
Statue of a discobolus throwing the discus2nd cent. A.D.Musei Vaticani, Museo Pio-Clementino (Room o
archaicwonder:Monumental Marble Bust of Zeus or Asklepios, Roman Imperial, 2nd Century ADThe head da
Capitoline MuseumsRoman copy after bronze statue by Myron; from Horti Tauriani, Rome. The gardens be
artschoolglasses:The Vatican MuseumsVatican City
toomuchart:Unknown Artist (Roman), Marble head of an athlete, c. 138-192.
Marble bust of Antisthenes (ca. 445-365 BCE), Socratic philosopher sometimes credited as the founder
lionofchaeronea:The so-called Diadoumenos (youth binding his brow with a fillet). Roman marble copy
hadrian6:Mask of the Medusa. circa 137 A.D. Roman. marble. Kolumba Museum. Cologne. http://hadr
Roman princes: Lucius Verus Happy birhday ! :-) © Marie-Lan Nguyen / Wikimedia CommonsNy Carlsberg
Marble bust of Antinoos, from Patras, Peloponnese AD 130-138The National Archaeological Museum of At
antonio-m:Augustus as Jupiter Capitolinus. Roman AD. 45-50. marble.
classicarte:« Arès Ludovisi », copie romaine en marbre d'un original grec de 420 av. J.-C.“Ludovisi
Marble bust of reluctant emperor Gordian I, who assumed the purple for brief period in 238 (22nd Mar
lespalimpsestes:Photograph by Louise Laffon, Marble statue of a Naïade, part of a series of photogra
Detail of the columns of the Pantheon, Rome, Italy
Ancient Roman marble head, from a portrait statue of a veiled priestess of Vesta. Artist unknown; c
myglyptothek:Faustina the Elder. From the horrea of Hortensius, Ostia (1910). II century AD. Proconn
Statue of Diana, goddess of the hunt. Artist unknown; 2nd cent. CE. Found at Italica; now in the A
Apollo resting on a tripod. Roman copy (1st or early 2nd cent. CE) after a Greek original. Now in
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