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facesofthepast:Antonio Canova. Paris. (1810)Alte...
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek...
facesofthepast:Left: Antinous-Osiris. Egyptianized standing-striding figure of Antinous, a...
facesofthepast:Canopus from above, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast:Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast:Statue of a youthful deity (Apollo or Dionysus), from Piazza del Colosseo, 2nd Centur
facesofthepast:Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana.Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementin
facesofthepast:In the background: Colossal Statue with Cornucopia, Snake and Portrait of Antinous. M
facesofthepast:Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, Be
facesofthepast:Statue of Eros bending his bow.A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue mad
facesofthepast:Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast:Bust of Vibia Sabina,ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast:Statue of Eros bending his bow.A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue mad
facesofthepast:Christian Daniel Rauch. Bust of a Victoria. 1856.Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast:Head of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the lef
facesofthepast:Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD.Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast:Statue of a Genius with cornucopia, during Domitian’s rule (AD 81-96). Musei Ca
facesofthepast:Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana.Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementin
facesofthepast:Augustus from Prima Porta, 1th century AD.Found in the ruins of the Villa of Livia, A
facesofthepast:Dionysus and Satyr, Miletus (Turkey), around 160 170 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast:Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana.Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementin
facesofthepast:Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, Be
facesofthepast:Sculptural group The Force by Augusto Rivalta, Vittoriano, Rome
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast:The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place whe
facesofthepast:Statue of Eros bending his bow.A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue mad
facesofthepast:Head of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Christian Daniel Rauch. Bust of a Victoria. 1856. Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast:Head of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Bust of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Antinous-Ganymede from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the le
facesofthepast: One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the le
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast: Canopus from above, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Christian Daniel Rauch. Bust of a Victoria. 1856. Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Christian Daniel Rauch. Bust of a Victoria. 1856. Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Bust of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Sculptural group The Force by Augusto Rivalta, Vittoriano, Rome
facesofthepast: Antinous-Ganymede from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Antinous-Ganymede from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Bust of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Statue of a youthful deity (Apollo or Dionysus), from Piazza del Colosseo, 2nd Centu
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Trajan. early 2nd AD, from RomeAltes Museum, Berlin*the head and the torso did not g
facesofthepast: Dionysus and Satyr, Miletus (Turkey), around 160 170 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the le
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Augustus from Prima Porta, 1th century AD.Found in the ruins of the Villa of Livia,
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Sculptural group The Force by Augusto Rivalta, Vittoriano, Rome
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Antinous-Ganymede from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican
facesofthepast: Augustus from Prima Porta, 1th century AD.Found in the ruins of the Villa of Livia,
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
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facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Trajan. early 2nd AD, from RomeAltes Museum, Berlin*the head and the torso did not g
facesofthepast:Head of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statue of a Genius with cornucopia, during Domitian’s rule (AD 81-96). Musei C
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Christian Daniel Rauch. Bust of a Victoria. 1856. Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Statue of a youthful deity (Apollo or Dionysus), from Piazza del Colosseo, 2nd Centu
facesofthepast: Antinous-Ganymede from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican
facesofthepast: Canopus from above, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Augustus from Prima Porta, 1th century AD.Found in the ruins of the Villa of Livia,
facesofthepast: One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the le
facesofthepast: Dionysus and Satyr, Miletus (Turkey), around 160 170 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast: One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the le
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Torso of an Athlete, Roman copy after Greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statue of a youthful deity (Apollo or Dionysus), from Piazza del Colosseo, 2nd Centu
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Augustus from Prima Porta, 1th century AD.Found in the ruins of the Villa of Livia,
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini
facesofthepast: Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Sculptural group The Force by Augusto Rivalta, Vittoriano, Rome
facesofthepast: Augustus from Prima Porta, 1th century AD.Found in the ruins of the Villa of Livia,
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Augustus from Prima Porta, 1th century AD.Found in the ruins of the Villa of Livia,
facesofthepast: Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast:Head of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Trajan. early 2nd AD, from RomeAltes Museum, Berlin*the head and the torso did not g
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Canopus from above, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Antinous-Ganymede from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Ludwig Schwanthaler. Ceres and Proserpina, 1843Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: Sculptural group The Force by Augusto Rivalta, Vittoriano, Rome
facesofthepast:Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini,
facesofthepast: Emperor Hadrian, from 120-130 AD. Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: The ruins of Antinoeion, Villa Adriana, Tivoli. 
This is quite possibly the place wh
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Bust of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Hermes. Maarble, Roman copy after a Greek original Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museum
facesofthepast: Statue of a youthful deity (Apollo or Dionysus), from Piazza del Colosseo, 2nd Centu
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast:Hadrian’s Villa model
facesofthepast: Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clement
facesofthepast: One strange roman “family” (from left to right): Antinous (two on the le
facesofthepast: Statue of a Genius with cornucopia, during Domitian’s rule (AD 81-96). Musei C
facesofthepast: Priam before Achilles, around 1800-1820, from unknown artist.Alte Nationalgalerie, B
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statue of a youthful deity (Apollo or Dionysus), from Piazza del Colosseo, 2nd Centu
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Bust of Severus Alexander, Musei Capitolini, Rome
facesofthepast: Statue of Eros bending his bow. A copy from Hadrian’s era of a bronze statue m
facesofthepast: Bust of Antinous, 130 – 140 AD, from Rome, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Ganymede with Eagle from Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican. Mid-2nd century AD
facesofthepast: Bust of Vibia Sabina, ca.130 AD, Altes Museum, Berlin.
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
facesofthepast: Canopus from above, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: Head of an Amazon, Roman copy after a Greek original of 440-430 BC. Musei Capitolini
facesofthepast: Statuette of Antinous 130-140 AC, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin
facesofthepast: Statue of a youthful deity (Apollo or Dionysus), from Piazza del Colosseo, 2nd Centu
facesofthepast: Canopus from above, Villa Adriana, Tivoli
facesofthepast: Sculptural group The Force by Augusto Rivalta, Vittoriano, Rome
facesofthepast: The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat
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