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frejadottir:The discovery of the statue of Antinous, Delphi, Greece,1894
frejadottir:The discovery of the statue of Antinous, Delphi, Greece,1894
facesofthepast:One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the left side), Had
facesofthepast:One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the left side), Had
Today, October 31, modern worshipers of Antinous celebrate his triumph over death!Ave, Ave Antinoe L
Today, October 31, modern worshipers of Antinous celebrate his triumph over death!Ave, Ave Antinoe L
Terracotta oil lamp in the shape of a boat 2nd century C.E., Roman-Egyptian. Metropolitan Museum of
Terracotta oil lamp in the shape of a boat 2nd century C.E., Roman-Egyptian. Metropolitan Museum of
honorthegods:Obelisk of Antinous (Barberini Obelisk) Piazzale del Pincio (Rome, Lazio, Italy photogr
honorthegods:Obelisk of Antinous (Barberini Obelisk) Piazzale del Pincio (Rome, Lazio, Italy photogr
frejadottir:The discovery of the statue of Antinous, Delphi, Greece,1894
frejadottir:The discovery of the statue of Antinous, Delphi, Greece,1894
virgileseptembre:Jean Grandjean (1752-1781) - Capitoline Antinous shown with Danish scholar Andreas
virgileseptembre:Jean Grandjean (1752-1781) - Capitoline Antinous shown with Danish scholar Andreas
adonis-seralis-nors:Antinous (II century b.C.) as the god Osiris.
adonis-seralis-nors:Antinous (II century b.C.) as the god Osiris.
The most beautiful thing in LouvreAntinous from the Braschi CollectionMusée du Louvre, ParisParis |
The most beautiful thing in LouvreAntinous from the Braschi CollectionMusée du Louvre, ParisParis |
ghost-dogs:The discovery of the statue of Antinous, Delphi, Greece,1894
ghost-dogs:The discovery of the statue of Antinous, Delphi, Greece,1894
bhollen8:Monument to Antinous, Tivoli
bhollen8:Monument to Antinous, Tivoli
Bust of the emperor Hadrian’s lover Antinous (d. 130 CE), depicted as Dionysus.  Now in t
Bust of the emperor Hadrian’s lover Antinous (d. 130 CE), depicted as Dionysus.  Now in t
Bust of Antinous130/138 AD Museo Pio Clementino (Sala Rotonda), Vatican Sculpture | Museums
Bust of Antinous130/138 AD Museo Pio Clementino (Sala Rotonda), Vatican Sculpture | Museums
classical-beauty-of-the-past:Ludovisi Antinous by Marie-Lan Nguyen (Jastrow)
classical-beauty-of-the-past:Ludovisi Antinous by Marie-Lan Nguyen (Jastrow)
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obscurehistoricalinterests:obscurehistoricalinterests:Terrible quality, but for all you lovely peopl
abrighterhellas:Antinous by George Barbier (1882 - 1932)
abrighterhellas:Antinous by George Barbier (1882 - 1932)
marmarinos:Detail of an ancient Roman bust of Antinous, perhaps as Dionysus, dated to the 2nd centur
marmarinos:Detail of an ancient Roman bust of Antinous, perhaps as Dionysus, dated to the 2nd centur
tafheet:The Antinous Mondragone. Antinous is remembered by historians for his incredible hair g
tafheet:The Antinous Mondragone. Antinous is remembered by historians for his incredible hair g
antinoo5:images27:Antinous  130-140 AD found in the Tiber 1744Altes Museum, BerlinAve Anti
antinoo5:images27:Antinous  130-140 AD found in the Tiber 1744Altes Museum, BerlinAve Anti
“The Eggs of Antinous”, 1 x 1.5” (painting), 2.5 x 6” (assemblage). Gouache
“The Eggs of Antinous”, 1 x 1.5” (painting), 2.5 x 6” (assemblage). Gouache
marmarinos:Detail of Antinous as Dionysus, 2nd century CE. Vatican Museums. Previously known as the
marmarinos:Detail of Antinous as Dionysus, 2nd century CE. Vatican Museums. Previously known as the
Bust of Antinous in the Vatican Museums. 
Bust of Antinous in the Vatican Museums. 
Intaglio depicting Antinous. 18th century Italian. The Hermitage, St Petersburg. 
Intaglio depicting Antinous. 18th century Italian. The Hermitage, St Petersburg. 
Confronted busts of the Emperor Hadrian (Publius Aelius Hadrianus, 76–138) and his “favo
Confronted busts of the Emperor Hadrian (Publius Aelius Hadrianus, 76–138) and his “favo
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