THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	1781. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. 3rd century BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1782. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. Late 4th century BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1783. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. Ca. 340—330 BCE. Made by Novios Plautios. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1784. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. Ca. 340—330 BCE. Made by Novios Plautios. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1785. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. Ca. 340—330 BCE. Made by Novios Plautios. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1786. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. Ca. 340—330 BCE. Made by Novios Plautios. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1787. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. Ca. 340—330 BCE. Made by Novios Plautios. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1788. APPLIED ART. Etruria. The Ficoroni Cista. Bronze. Ca. 340—330 BCE. Made by Novios Plautios. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1789. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Dionysos with two satyrs. Handle of the Ficoroni Cist. Bronze. About 300 BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1790. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Eros, Heracles, and Iolaus. Leg of the Ficoroni Cist. Bronze. Mid-3rd century BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1791. SCULPTURE. Rome. Mater Matuta. Tufa. 6th—2nd cent. BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1792. SCULPTURE. Rome. Mater Matuta. Tufa. 6th—2nd cent. BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1793. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Apollo (?) Decor of the Scasato Temple. Clay. 3rd—2nd centuries BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1794. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Bust of Apollo. Terracotta. Second half of the 4th cent. BCE. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1795. SCULPTURE. Etruria. Cinerary urn with a scene of the sacrifice of Iphigenia. Travertine. 2nd—1st centuries BCE. Inv. No. 50312. Rome, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia.
	1796. SCULPTURE. Rome. Sarcophagus with Eroses holding a portrait medallion of the deceased: front relief. Marble. Beginning of the 3rd cent. CE. Rome, National Gallery of Ancient Art of Corsini Palace.
	1797. SCULPTURE. Rome. Relief “The Labours of Hercules” (front panel of a sarcophagus). Marble. 2nd—3rd cent. CE. Rome, National Gallery of Ancient Art of Corsini Palace.
	1798. SCULPTURE. Rome. Combat of Hercules with the Lernaean Hydra (a close-up of sarcophagus relief “The Labours of Hercules”). Marble. 2nd—3rd cent. CE. Rome, National Gallery of Ancient Art of Corsini Palace.
	1799. SCULPTURE. Rome. Hercules wins the battle with the king Diomedes (a close-up of sarcophagus relief “The Labours of Hercules”). Marble. 2nd—3rd cent. CE. Rome, National Gallery of Ancient Art of Corsini Palace.
	1800. SCULPTURE. Rome. Satyr with cymbals and kroupezion. Marble. Roman copy after a Greek marble or bronze model of the 1st century BCE. Inv. No. 710. Rome, National Gallery of Ancient Art of Corsini Palace.
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