THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART
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| 3401. SCULPTURE. Rome. Aelius Caesar, the adopted son of Hadrian. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3402. SCULPTURE. Rome. Annia Faustina, the third wife of Elagabalus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3403. SCULPTURE. Rome. Balbinus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3404. SCULPTURE. Rome. Carinus, the son of Carus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3405. SCULPTURE. Rome. Clodius Albinus. Marble. 2nd century CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3406. SCULPTURE. Rome. Crispina, the wife of Commodus. Marble. 2nd century CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3407. SCULPTURE. Rome. Diadumenianus, the son of Macrinus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3408. SCULPTURE. Rome. Didius Julianus. Marble. 2nd century CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3409. SCULPTURE. Rome. Diocletian. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3410. SCULPTURE. Rome. Gallienus, the son of Valerianus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3411. SCULPTURE. Rome. Gordian Pius, the son of Gordian the Younger. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3412. SCULPTURE. Rome. Hostilian, the younger son of Trajan Decius. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3413. SCULPTURE. Rome. Julia Maesa, the mother of Julia Soaemias. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3414. SCULPTURE. Rome. Julia Pia, the second wife of Septimius Severus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3415. SCULPTURE. Rome. Macrinus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3416. SCULPTURE. Rome. Marcellus, the nephew of August. Marble. 1st century. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3417. SCULPTURE. Rome. Pertinax. Marble. 2nd century. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3418. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of an unknown woman (maybe, Helen or Fausta). Marble. Late 3rd — early 4th centuries. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3419. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of Constantine II from the dynastic group. Marble. 312—324 CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |
| 3420. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a scene of the Calydonian Hunt. The front panel. Marble. Second half of the 2nd cent. CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums. | |