THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	1481. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of Livia. White coarse-grained marble. The reign of Augustus (27 BCE — 14 CE). Inv. No. 3820. Pesaro, Museums of Olivieri.
	1482. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of Livia. White coarse-grained marble. The reign of Augustus (27 BCE — 14 CE). Inv. No. 3820. Pesaro, Museums of Olivieri.
	1483. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of Augustus. White marble. The last years of the reign of Augustus. Inv. No. 1. Ancona, National Archaeological Museum of Marche.
	1484. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of Augustus. White marble. The last years of the reign of Augustus. Inv. No. 1. Ancona, National Archaeological Museum of Marche.
	1485. SCULPTURE. Rome. Portrait of Augustus. Crystal medium-grained white marble, probably from the Greek islands (Naxian marble). The first years of the reign of Claudius. Castelleone di Suasa, Archaeological Civic Museum “A. Casagrande”.
	1486. SCULPTURE. Rome. Male head (Marcus Antonius?). Fine-grained marble. Age of Claudius (41—54 CE). Inv. No. Rom. 2002. Bologna, Civic Archaeological Museum.
	1487. SCULPTURE. Rome. Male head (Marcus Antonius?). Fine-grained marble. Age of Claudius (41—54 CE). Inv. No. Rom. 2002. Bologna, Civic Archaeological Museum.
	1488. INSCRIPTIONS. Rome. Inscription in honour of Gaius Caesar, adoptive son of Augustus. Marble. 1 CE. CIL XI 366 = ILS 133. Rimini, Civic Museum Luigi Tonini, Roman lapidarium Giancarlo Susini.
	1489. SCULPTURE. Northern Africa. Colossal portrait of Livia, wife of Augustus. Plaster cast of a marble bust. Original: 23—31 CE. Inv. No. MCR 314. Rome, Museum of Roman Civilization.
	1490. SCULPTURE. Rome. Upper part of a statue of Tiberius seated on his throne. Detail. Plaster cast of a marble statue. Original: ca. 37—41CE. Inv. Nos. MCR 313 / 2. 720. Rome, Museum of Roman Civilization.
	1491. SCULPTURE. Rome. Upper part of a statue of Tiberius seated on his throne. Plaster cast of a marble statue. Original: ca. 37—41CE. Inv. Nos. MCR 313 / 2. 720. Rome, Museum of Roman Civilization.
	1492. SCULPTURE. Rome. Heroic statue of Tiberius as a god. Detail. Plaster cast of a marble statue (reused). Original: marble, ca. 45—46 CE. Inv. No. MCR 310. Rome, Museum of Roman Civilization.
	1493. SCULPTURE. Rome. Heroic statue of Tiberius as a god. Plaster cast of a marble statue (reused). Original: marble, ca. 45—46 CE. Inv. No. MCR 310. Rome, Museum of Roman Civilization.
	1494. SCULPTURE. Rome. Colossal acrolite portrait of Tiberius. Plaster cast of a marble bust. Original: 20—23 CE (Arachne); ca. 23—31 CE (museum label). Inv. No. MCR 309. Rome, Museum of Roman Civilization.
	1495. MOSAIC. Rome. Floor mosaic depicting ten young women performing physical excercises (the so-called “Maidens in Bikini”) — the lower register ( close-up). First half of the 4th century. Piazza Armerina, Villa Romana del Casale, Chamber of the Ten Maidens.
	1496. MOSAIC. Rome. Floor mosaic depicting ten young women performing physical excercises (the so-called “Maidens in Bikini”) — the left half of the higher register. First half of the 4th century. Piazza Armerina, Villa Romana del Casale, Chamber of the Ten Maidens.
	1497. MOSAIC. Rome. Floor mosaic depicting ten young women performing physical excercises (the so-called “Maidens in Bikini”) — the lower register. First half of the 4th century. Piazza Armerina, Villa Romana del Casale, Chamber of the Ten Maidens.
	1498. MOSAIC. Rome. Floor mosaic depicting ten young women performing physical excercises (the so-called “Maidens in Bikini”). First half of the 4th century. Piazza Armerina, Villa Romana del Casale, Chamber of the Ten Maidens.
	1499. MOSAIC. Rome. Entrance to the room with a floor mosaic depicting ten young women performing physical excercises (the so-called “Maidens in Bikini”). First half of the 4th century. Piazza Armerina, Villa Romana del Casale, Chamber of the Ten Maidens.
	1500. MOSAIC. Rome. A portrait of the owner of the villa (presumably, the emperor Maximianus Herculius). A piece of the mosaics of the southern part of the Corridor. First half of the 4th century. Piazza Armerina, Villa Romana del Casale, Corridor of the Great Hunt.
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