Via Roma Gallery

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via-appia:Painted garden fresco from Livia Drusilla’s villa.Roman, 30-20 BC
via-appia:Fresco fragment from NemaususRoman,  2nd century AD
via-appia:Glass mosaic and rock crystal beads, decorated with faces or busts sometimes separated by
via-appia:Fresco from Pompeii, The wedding of Zephyrus and ChlorisRoman, 54-68 AD
via-appia:Marble statue of Aphrodite, the Venus Genetrix, copy of Greek bronze statue attributed to
via-appia:Arch of Antoninus Pius, Sufetula (modern Sbeitla, Tunisia)Roman, 139 AD
via-appia:Mummy Portrait of a Bearded Man Roman Egypt, 150 - 170 AD
via-appia:Semicircular atrium, Villa Romana del Casale, Sicily.Roman, early 4th century AD
via-appia:The Monnus Mosaic, from a Roman Villa near Trier, Germany, 3rd century AD
via-appia:Painted garden fresco from Livia Drusilla’s villa.Roman, 30-20 BC[image description: four
via-appia:Gold snake rings. Snakes were a common motif in jewelry during Roman times. They were asso
via-appia:Group of terracotta scent/perfume bottlesGreek, Rhodian, 610-550 BC
via-appia:Semi-elliptical mosaic pavement from an apse, a hunt in marshlandsRoman, 200-225 AD
via-appia:Arch of Antoninus Pius, Sufetula (modern Sbeitla, Tunisia)Roman, 139 AD
via-appia:Galleria Borghese: Roman classical antiquities of the 1st - 3rd century AD are displayed b
via-appia:Silver bowl decorated with pairs of cranes and storks, with snakes and water-plants beneat
via-appia:Ostia Antica, The Decumanus, from the Bivio del Castrum after heavy rains.Oh xD water That
via-appia:Wall painting: reclining naiad (water-nymph) drinking from a hornRoman, 30-50
via-appia:Isis-Aphrodite with Egyptian vulture capEgypt, A.D. 161–180
via-appia:Gold necklace with crescent-shaped pendant. Popular style throughout the Empire. This spec
via-appia:Fish mosaics from the Roman ruins in Milreu, Portugal, 4th century
via-appia:Roman ‘circus cups’ found in Denmark, 2nd - 3rd century AD
via-appia:Gold, garnet, and pearl Roman necklace, 1st - 2nd century AD
via-appia:Glass bowlRoman, 1st–2nd century A.D.
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