Portrait bust of a man
Marble.
Ca. 110—138 CE.
H. 55.9 cm.
Inv. No. 13.231.1.New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Portrait bust of a man.

Marble.
Ca. 110—138 CE.
H. 55.9 cm.
Inv. No. 13.231.1.

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Origin:
Said to have been found in Rome.
Until 1913, with Paul Hartwig, Rome.
Acquired in 1913, purchased from P. Hartwig by the Rogers Fund.
Description:
Bearded man looking to his left; a sword belt and military cloak worn over a bare chest. Hadrian, the first emperor to wear a beard, introduced the style to fashionable Roman circles. The sword belt and military cloak, worn over a bare chest, are frequent attributes in Trajanic portraiture and suggest that this is a transitional likeness from the beginning of Hadrian’s reign.
Credits:
(cc) 2019. Photo, text: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (CC0 1.0).
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