Emperor Hadrian
Colossal portrait head of the emperor Hadrian with a wreath of oak leaves
Roman emperor Hadrian in Greek dress offers a sprig of laurel to Apollo
Vibia Sabina,wife of Hadrian
Vibia Sabina with a Flavian hairstyle
Vibia Sabina wears a diadem that associates her with divinity,perhaps the goddess Artemis
Statue of Sabina as Venus Genetrix
Matidia the Younger,sister of Empress Sabina
Antinous,lover of Emperor Hadrian
Bust of Antinous wearing an ivy wreath
Antinous as the God Dionysos
Antinous with crown, a representation inspired from the Hellenistic period
Antinous as Dionysos, known as Lansdowne Antinous
Antinous represented as a Dionysiac figure
Statue of Antinous as Dionysus
Colossal statue of Antinous as Dionysos-Osiris (ivy crown, head band, cistus and pine cone)
Antinous as a priest of the imperial cult
People from the Hadrianic Period,117-138
Portrait of a Roman woman, Trajan-Hadrian era
Statue of a woman “Sabine”, from the Trajan – Hadrian era
Marble bust of a priest,Hadrianic period 117-38 A.D.
Bust of a woman,early 2nd c. A.D.
Emperor Antoninus Pius
Faustina the Elder,wife of Antoninus Pius
Emperor Marcus Aurelius
Domitia Lucilla Minor,mother of Marcus Aurelius
Faustina Minor,wife of Marcus Aurelius
Statue of Fortuna-Isis restored as Faustina the Younger as Demeter
Annia Lucilla,daughter of Marcus Aurelius
Annia Luccilla as Venus with her ancestor Emperor Hadrian as Mars
Emperor Lucius Verus
Lucius Verus as a priest
Avidia Plautia,mother of Lucius Verus
Emperor Commodus
Bust of Commodus as Hercules
Cameo of Emperor Commodus with attributes of Apollo and Jupiter
People from the later Antoine Dynasty
Bust of a young woman,125-135
Portrait bust of a young man,2nd c. A.D.
Head of a woman,c. 140-150 A.D.
Head of a woman,140-150 A.D.
Head of a Syrian woman,160-170 A.D.
Staue of Plancia Magna as a priestess of Artemis wearing a diadem
adorned with small busts of emperors,2nd c. A.D.
bust of a woman associated with the imperial family,wearing a hairstyle from the
Antonine period,c.180-200 A.D.
Statue of a dancer,2nd c. A.D.
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