THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	61. SCULPTURE. Rome. Dancing satyr (from the group “Invitation to the dance”). Greek marble. Copy of the 1st century BCE after a Hellinistic original. Inv. No. 220. Florence, Uffizi Gallery, The Tribuna (Hall 18).
	62. SCULPTURE. Rome. Dancing satyr (from the group “Invitation to the dance”). Parian marble. Roman copy of the 1st century BCE after a Hellinistic original. Inv. No. 220. Florence, Uffizi Gallery, The Tribuna (Hall 18).
	63. SCULPTURE. Rome. The Blade-Sharpener (l’Arrotino) from a group “Apollo flaying Marsias”. White marble. Roman copy of 1st cent. BCE after a Hellenistic work. Inv. No. 220. Florence, Uffizi Gallery, The Tribuna (Hall 18).
	64. SCULPTURE. Greece. The Blade-Sharpener (l’Arrotino) from a group “Apollo flaying Marsias”. White marble. Roman copy of 1st cent. BCE after a Hellenistic work. Inv. No. 230. Florence, Uffizi Gallery, The Tribuna (Hall 18).
	65. SCULPTURE. Greece. Athena from the group “Athena and Marsyas”. Marble. Frankfort on the Main, Municipal Gallery Liebieghaus.
	66. SCULPTURE. Rome. Athena from the group “Athena and Marsyas”. Marble. Roman copy after a bronze Greek original by Myron of the mid-5th cent. BCE. Frankfort on the Main, Municipal Gallery Liebieghaus.
	67. SCULPTURE. Rome. Part of the sculptural group “The Slaughter of the Niobids”: Niobe tries to protect her younger daughter from Artemis. Marble. Roman copy of the mid-2nd century CE after a Greek original of the 4th century BCE. Inv. Nos. 265 / 266. Heraklion, Archaeological Museum.
	68. SCULPTURE. Rome. Part of the sculptural group “The Slaughter of the Niobids”: Niobe tries to protect her younger daughter from Artemis. Marble. Roman copy of the mid-2nd century CE after a Greek original of the 4th century BCE. Inv. No. 265. Heraklion, Archaeological Museum.
	69. SCULPTURE. Rome. Part of the sculptural group “The Slaughter of the Niobids”: Artemis. Marble. Roman copy of the mid-2nd century CE after a Greek original of the 4th century BCE. Inv. No. 266. Heraklion, Archaeological Museum.
	70. SCULPTURE. Rome. Discobolus. Roman copy of Greek sculpture by Miron (so-called “Townley’s Discobolus”). Marble. Inv. No. 1805,0703.43. London, British Museum.
	71. SCULPTURE. Rome. Discobolus. Roman copy of Greek sculpture by Miron (so-called “Townley’s Discobolus”). Marble. Inv. No. 1805,0703.43. London, British Museum.
	72. SCULPTURE. Rome. Discobolus. Detail. Roman copy of Greek sculpture by Miron (so-called “Townley’s Discobolus”). Marble. Inv. No. 1805,0703.43. London, British Museum.
	73. SCULPTURE. Rome. Athena Parthenos. Roman copy of Greek original derived from the work by Phidias. Marble. Inv. g 6697. Mantua, Ducal Palace.
	74. SCULPTURE. Rome. Statue of a woman. Marble. Roman work after a Greek sculpture of the 5th century BCE. Inv. No. g 6678. Mantua, Ducal Palace.
	75. SCULPTURE. Rome. Athena Parthenos. Marble. Roman copy of a Greek original derived from the work by Phidias. Inv. No. g 6697. Mantua, Ducal Palace.
	76. SCULPTURE. Rome. Athena Parthenos (detail). Marble. Roman copy of a Greek original derived from the work by Phidias. Inv. No. g 6697. Mantua, Ducal Palace.
	77. SCULPTURE. Rome. Athena Parthenos (detail). Marble. Roman copy of a Greek original derived from the work by Phidias. Inv. No. g 6697. Mantua, Ducal Palace.
	78. SCULPTURE. Rome. Athena Parthenos (detail). Marble. Roman copy of a Greek original derived from the work by Phidias. Inv. No. g 6697. Mantua, Ducal Palace.
	79. SCULPTURE. Rome. Doryphoros. Pentelic marble. 120—50 BCE. Inv. No. 86.6. Minneapolis, Institute of Art.
	80. SCULPTURE. Greece. A boy with a goose. Plasters cast of a marble copy of a bronze original of the 2nd century BCE by Boethus. Moscow, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts.
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