THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	1621. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. Ruins of the Mausoleum of Augustus. Engraving by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720—1778). 1756. Rome, Campus Martius, Mausoleum of Augustus.
	1622. SCULPTURE. Rome. Aelius Caesar, the adopted son of Hadrian. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1623. SCULPTURE. Rome. Annia Faustina, the third wife of Elagabalus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1624. SCULPTURE. Rome. Balbinus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1625. SCULPTURE. Rome. Carinus, the son of Carus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1626. SCULPTURE. Rome. Clodius Albinus. Marble. 2nd century CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1627. SCULPTURE. Rome. Crispina, the wife of Commodus. Marble. 2nd century CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1628. SCULPTURE. Rome. Diadumenianus, the son of Macrinus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1629. SCULPTURE. Rome. Didius Julianus. Marble. 2nd century CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1630. SCULPTURE. Rome. Diocletian. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1631. SCULPTURE. Rome. Gallienus, the son of Valerianus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1632. SCULPTURE. Rome. Gordian Pius, the son of Gordian the Younger. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1633. SCULPTURE. Rome. Hostilian, the younger son of Trajan Decius. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1634. SCULPTURE. Rome. Julia Maesa, the mother of Julia Soaemias. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1635. SCULPTURE. Rome. Julia Pia, the second wife of Septimius Severus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1636. SCULPTURE. Rome. Macrinus. Marble. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1637. SCULPTURE. Rome. Marcellus, the nephew of August. Marble. 1st century. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1638. SCULPTURE. Rome. Pertinax. Marble. 2nd century. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1639. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of an unknown woman (maybe, Helen or Fausta). Marble. Late 3rd — early 4th centuries. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
	1640. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of Constantine II from the dynastic group. Marble. 312—324 CE. Rome, Capitoline Museums.
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