THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	81. SCULPTURE. Rome. A barbarian woman prisoner, so-called Thusnelda. Marble. Early II century CE, with heavy modern restorations. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	82. SCULPTURE. Rome. Draped female statue (so-called “Sabine”). White fine-grained marble. Early 2nd century CE. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	83. SCULPTURE. Rome. Draped female statue (so-called “Sabine”). White fine-grained marble. Early 2nd century CE. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	84. SCULPTURE. Rome. Draped female statue (so-called “Sabine”). Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	85. SCULPTURE. Rome. Draped female statue (so-called “Sabine”). Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	86. SCULPTURE. Rome. Draped female statue (so-called “Sabine”). Detail. Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	87. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait statue of Agrippina Minor. Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Significant modern restorations. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	88. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait statue of Agrippina Minor. Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Significant modern restorations. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	89. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait statue of Agrippina Minor. Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Significant modern restorations. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	90. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait statue of Agrippina Minor. Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Significant modern restorations. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	91. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait statue of Agrippina Minor. Marble. Early 2nd century CE. Significant modern restorations. Florence, Loggia of Lanzi.
	92. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Sarcophagus of Larcia Seanti. Clay. 2nd century BCE. Florence, National Archaeological Museum.
	93. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Sarcophagus of Larthia Seianti. Terracotta. Ca. 150 BCE. Florence, National Archaeological Museum.
	94. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Sarcophagus of Larthia Seianti. Terracotta. Ca. 150 BCE. Florence, National Archaeological Museum.
	95. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait type of Faustina the Younger. Bronze. 140—150 CE. Inv. No. 1642. Florence, National Archaeological Museum.
	96. GLYPTICS. Rome. Bust of a woman (Agrippina Minor or Drusilla?). First half of 1st cent. CE (with traces of reworking). Sardonyx, gold. Inv. No. 14556. Florence, National Archaeological Museum.
	97. GLYPTICS. Rome. Busts of Tiberius and Livia. Chalcedony, agate, gold. 14—29 CE. Inv. No. 14533. Florence, National Archaeological Museum, Corridor of Maria Maddalena dei Medici.
	98. GLYPTICS. Rome. Head of Livia portrayed as Ceres. Sardonyx, gold. 20—29 CE. Inv. No. 14549. Florence, National Archaeological Museum, Corridor of Maria Maddalena dei Medici.
	99. SCULPTURE. Rome. Agrippina the Elder. Marble. 5—44 CE. Inv. No. 89. Florence, Uffizi Gallery.
	100. SCULPTURE. Rome. Agrippina the Elder. Head: Greek marble, 1st cent. CE. The bust is modern. Inv. No. 546. Florence, Uffizi Gallery.
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