THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART
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| 1101. SCULPTURE. Rome. “Achilles mourning the dead Patroclus” — scene from the front panel of the sarcophagus with representation of scenes from the Iliad. Greek marble. 160 CE. Inv. No. SBAO 43504. Ostia, Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1102. SCULPTURE. Rome. Scene from the lid of the sarcophagus with representation of scenes from the Iliad: Achilles dragging Hector’s corpse round the Patroclus’ tomb. Greek marble. 160 CE. Inv. No. SBAO 43504. Ostia, Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1103. SCULPTURE. Rome. “Achilles washing Hector’s corpse prior to its restoration to Priam” — scene from the lid of the sarcophagus with representation of scenes from the Iliad. Greek marble. 160 CE. Inv. No. SBAO 43504. Ostia, Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1104. SCULPTURE. Rome. Nine Muses, Athena and Apollo. Frontal view of a sarcophagus with lid. White Thasos marble. Mid-2nd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. SBAO 59954 / 59955. Ostia, Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1105. MOSAIC. Rome. Domus of Fortuna Annonaria. Mosaic floor. 1st—4th cent. CE. Ostia, Archaeological Park “Ostia Antica”, V, 2, 8. | |
| 1106. MOSAIC. Rome. Domus of Fortuna Annonaria. A part of mosaic floor with a Capitoline she-wolfe. 1st—4th cent. CE. Ostia, Archaeological Park “Ostia Antica”, V, 2, 8. | |
| 1107. MOSAIC. Rome. Domus of Fortuna Annonaria. A part of mosaic floor depicting Theseus killing Sinis. 1st—4th cent. CE. Ostia, Archaeological Park “Ostia Antica”, V, 2, 8. | |
| 1108. SCULPTURE. Rome. Cylindrical altar with maenad. Trachyte. Late 1st — early 2nd cent. CE. Padua, Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1109. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Helen and Andromache with the infant Astyanax mourning the death of Hector. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1110. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Heracles and the Cercopes. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1111. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Heracles bringing the Erymanthian Boar to King Eurystheus. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1112. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Heracles kills Alcyoneus. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1113. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Laodamia keeps Clytemnestra hastening to the aid to Aegisthus and ready to kill the son Orestes. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1114. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Orestes kills Aegisthus. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1115. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Punishment of Sisyphus. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1116. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. So-called Nereids. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1117. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. So-called Nereids. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1118. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. Struggle between Apollo and Heracles for the Delphian tripod. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1119. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. The suicide of Ajax. Sandstone. Metope from the temple of Hera at the mouth of the river Sele. Mid-6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 1120. SCULPTURE. Magna Graecia. So-called Nereids. Limestone. Metope from the temple of Hera in Paestum. Late 6th century BCE. Paestum, National Archaeological Museum. | |