THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	621. SCULPTURE. Rome. Front panel of a sarcophagus with a scene of abduction of Persephone by Hades and side panels with sphinges. Marble. 150—175 CE. Inv. No. Гр-3087 (А184). Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	622. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus, or a sarcophagus of the spouses). Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	623. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus). Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	624. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus) — front relief. Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	625. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus) — the central scene of the front relief. Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	626. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus) — the friese of the lid. Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	627. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus) — the right short panel. Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	628. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus) — the left short panel with a pastoral scene. Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	629. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus) — a close-up of the front panel. Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	630. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a matrimonial ceremony (so-called wedding or marriage sarcophagus) — a close-up of the front panel. Marble. 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-4222 / A 433. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	631. SCULPTURE. Rome. The Death of the Niobe’s Children. Relief of a front panel of a sarcophagus. Marble. Roman work of the 1st century BCE (?) after a Greek original of the 430s BCE by Phidias. Inv. Nos. ГР-4223 / А. 434. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	632. SCULPTURE. Greece. Sarcophagus with a battle scene (front panel). Marble. Attic work. Early 3rd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-6243 / А.521. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	633. SCULPTURE. Greece. Sarcophagus with a battle scene (side panel). Attic work. Early 3rd cent. CE. Marble. Ca 240 CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-6243 / А.521. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	634. SCULPTURE. Rome. The Fall of Phaeton. Panel of a sarcophagus. Marble. Roman, 2nd century CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-11304 / А. 985. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	635. SCULPTURE. Rome. The Fall of Phaeton. Marble. Roman work of the 2nd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. ГР-11304 / А. 985. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
	636. SCULPTURE. Southern Italy. Sarcophagus with a bust of the deceased in a clipeus and erots holding garlands. Marble. First half of the 3rd cent. CE. Salerno, Cathedral.
	637. SCULPTURE. Southern Italy. Sarcophagus with busts of the deceased married couple in a clipeus and a scene of marine thiasos. Marble. Second half of the 3rd cent. CE. Salerno, Cathedral.
	638. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a scene of the Calydonian Hunt. Proconnesian marble. 3rd cent. CE. Dimensions: L. 235 cm, H. 79 cm, D. 70 cm. Salerno, Cathedral.
	639. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a scene of the Calydonian Hunt. The front panel. Proconnesian marble. 3rd cent. CE. Salerno, Cathedral.
	640. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with a scene of the Calydonian Hunt. The left side panel. Proconnesian marble. 3rd cent. CE. Salerno, Cathedral.
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