THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	1801. 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.
	1802. SCULPTURE. Rome. Satyr with cymbals and kroupezion (close-up). 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.
	1803. SCULPTURE. Rome. Satyr with cymbals and kroupezion (close-up). 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.
	1804. SCULPTURE. Rome. A sarcophagus of a child with vintage scenes. Luni (Carrara) marble. 2nd century CE. Rome, National Museum of Palazzo Venezia.
	1805. SCULPTURE. Rome. Front wall of sarcophagus with clipeus portrait (imago clipeata) of the deceased boy. Luni (Carrara) marble. 3rd century CE. Rome, National Museum of Palazzo Venezia.
	1806. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Landing of Paris and Helen. Lost fresco from the Palatine palace. Rome, Palatine.
	1807. SCULPTURE. Rome. Statue of Minerva. Terracotta. Second half of the 3rd century BCE. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1808. SCULPTURE. Rome. Struggle between Apollo and Heracles for the Delphian tripod. Terracotta. 36—28 BCE. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1809. SCULPTURE. Rome. Terracotta statue, representing Minerva with the shield. Second half of the 3rd century BCE. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1810. SCULPTURE. Rome. Aphrodite, so-called Charis. Marble. Roman copy of the Imperial age from a Hellenistic reworking of an original by Callimachus (late 5th century BCE). Inv. No. 607. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1811. SCULPTURE. Rome. Aphrodite, so-called Charis. Marble. Roman copy of the Imperial age from a Hellenistic reworking of an original by Callimachus (late 5th century BCE). Inv. No. 607. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1812. SCULPTURE. Rome. Aphrodite, so-called Charis. Marble. Roman copy of the Imperial age from a Hellenistic reworking of an original by Callimachus (late 5th century BCE). Inv. No. 607. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1813. SCULPTURE. Rome. Aphrodite, so-called Charis. Marble. Roman copy of the Imperial age from a Hellenistic reworking of an original by Callimachus (late 5th century BCE). Inv. No. 607. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1814. SCULPTURE. Rome. A head with the Phrygian cap: Paris. Marble. Roman copy of the 1st century CE after a Greek model of the 4th century BCE. Inv. No. 12488. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1815. SCULPTURE. Rome. A head with the Phrygian cap: Paris. Marble. Roman copy of the 1st century CE after a Greek model of the 4th century BCE. Inv. No. 12488. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1816. SCULPTURE. Rome. A head with the Phrygian cap: Paris. Marble. Roman copy of the 1st century CE after a Greek model of the 4th century BCE. Inv. No. 12488. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1817. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Apollo Citharoedus. Painted plaster. Time of Augustus. Inv. No. 379982. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1818. SCULPTURE. Rome. Magna Mater on the throne. Greek marble. Roman copy of the Flavian time (69—96 CE) after a Hellenistic original. Inv. No. 425523. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	1819. SCULPTURE. Rome. Vespasian’s and young Domitian’s victorious return from the Civil War in 69 AD. Relief B from Palazzo Cancelleria in Rome. Plaster cast. Original — Luna marble. 81—96 CE. Rome, Palazzo della Cancelleria Apostolica.
	1820. SCULPTURE. Rome. Departure of the emperor from Rome for a military campain (profectio). Relief A from Palazzo Cancelleria in Rome. Plaster cast. Original: Luna marble, 81—96 CE. Rome, Palazzo della Cancelleria Apostolica.
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