she wolf, 33” high bronze, considered etruscan wolf was cast 500-480 bce (2006 study of the she...

• She Wolf, 33” high

• Bronze, considered Etruscan

• Wolf was cast 500-480 BCE (2006 study of the She Wolf shows that the bronze sculpture was cast during the 12th Century CE)

• Twins were made in 15th Century CE

• Museo Capitolino, Rome

• Apollo of Veii

• Terracotta, 550-520 BCE

• Etruscan

• 70.5”

• Museo Nazionale di Villa Giulia, Rome, Italy

• Sarcophagus from Cerveteri

• 520 BCE

• Terracotta, 6’7” length

• Museo Nazionale di Villa Giulia, Rome, Italy

• Aulus Metallus, The Orator, 80 BCE

• Etruscan, Bronze

• 71”

• Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Florence

• Pont du Gard

• Late 1st Century BCE, Nimes, France

• Augustus of Primaporta, early 1st century CE

• Perhaps a copy of a bronze statue of 20 BCE

• Marble, originally colored

• 80” tall

• Ara Pacis Auguste, Rome, 13-9 BCE

• Marble, 34’5” x 38”

• Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

• Sardonyx cameo depicting the glorification of Caesar Augustus. He is sitting next to the goddess Roma, and both are trampling the armor of defeated enemies. Now in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, it was probably carved during the reign of Caligula (AD 37 – 41). It is one of the most impressive carved cameos of a series of Roman gems representing imperial personages.

• Young Woman Writing, detail of wall painting from Pompeii, before 79 CE

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• Arch of Titus (81-90 AD) who ruled (79-81 AD) after he captured Jerusalem in 70, Forum in Rome.

• Flavian Amphitheater, Rome

• 72-80 CE

• A Young Flavian Woman

• 90 CE

• Marble, 25” high

• Museo Capitolino, Rome

• Column of Trajan, Rome

• Marble, 117 CE

• 125’ tall

• Pantheon, 118-128 CE

• Rome

• Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius

• 176 CE

• Bronze, originally gilded

• 11’6” high

• Museo Capitolino, Rome

• The Tetrarchs, Porphyry, 51”

• Brought from Constantinople in 1204

• Installed in the corner of the façade of St. Mark’s Cathedral, Venice

• Constantine the Great, marble fragment from the colossus

• 8' h, late Empire period

• early 4th century CE

• Museo Capitolino, Rome