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Aphrodite HS4093
Greek, 425-400 BC

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Apollo HS3776
Greek, 475 BC

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2 Griffins Attacking Doe HS4057
Greek, 325-300 BC

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the above three sculptures are among the pieces
that were returned to Italy by agreement (Aug. 2007)

Bust Martial HS3615
Roman, 98-117 AD
 

Elgin Kore HS3988
Greek, 475 BC
 

Elgin Throne HS4085
Greek, 400-300 BC
 

Etruscan Lur HS3697
Etruscan, 300-280 BC
 

Etruscan Roof Ornament HS4076
Etruscan, 500-475 BC
 

Female Head fragment HS3684
Greek, 475 BC
 

Greek Helmet HS3673
Greek, 350-300 BC
 

Hercules HS3816
Roman, 100-200 AD
 

Herm of Hermes HS3718
Roman, 50-100 AD
 

Julia Titi HS3587
Roman, c. 90 AD
 

Jupiter HS4161
Gallo-Roman, 100-200 AD
 

Landsdowne Herakles HS3857
Roman, c. 125 AD
 

Landsdowne Herakles HS3883
Probably inspired from a lost Greek sculpture (Polykleitos, c.300BC),
this sculpture was found near Hadrian’s Villa at Tivoli and named for Lord Landsdowne.
 

Leda and The Swan HS3891
Roman, c. 1-100 AD
 

Marbury Hall Zeus HS4114
Roman, c. 1-100 AD
 

Mars Cobannus HS3672
Gallo-Roman, 125-175 AD
 

Muse HS3772
Roman, 200 AD
 

Muse HS3783
Roman, 200 AD
 

Nemesis HS3805
Roman, c. 150 AD
 

Nike Incense Burner HS3812
Greek, 500-480 BC
 

Oil Jar HS3999
Greek, c. 450 BC
 

Krater Palermo Painter HS4153
Greek, 415-400 BC
 

Orpheus HS3823
Greek, 350-300 BC
 

Portrait Busts 2 Youths HS3663
Gallo-Roman, 60-70 AD
 

Prize Athenian Games HS3651
Greek, 363-362 BC
 

Queens Vase Berenike HS3623
Greek, 243-221 BC
 

Roman Beaker HS3757

Found in the sea off Knidos (modern Turkey) in the early 1900s,
this 1st C. Roman beaker is one of the few solid gold vessels to
survive from the Roman period. It weighs 656.3 grams.
 

Ptolemaic diadem HS4012
Greek, 220-100 BC
 

Ptolemaic Hairnet HS4020
Greek, 220-100 BC
 

Ptolemaic Hairnet detail HS4020c
 

Sarcophagus
Life of Achilles HS3832
Greek, 180-220 AD
 

Sarcophagus
Scenes of Bacchus HS4070
Roman, 210-220 AD
 

Sarcophagus Endymion HS3572
Roman, C. 210 AD
(2464 x 840 pano-crop)
 

Sarcophagus Endymion HS3575
(detail of right half)
 

Wine Cup HS3618
Greek, 480 BC
 

Tyche HS3712
Greek, 150-100 BC
 

Tyche HS3707
Greek, 150-100 BC
 

Satyr HS3873
Roman, 1-100 AD
 

Venus HS3724
Roman, 100-1 BC
 

Venus Hygeia HS3735
Roman, c. 200 AD
 

Zeus HS3767
Greek, c. 100 BC
 

Venus Genetrix HS3700
Roman, 100-200 AD
 

Victorious Youth HS3642, 3648
Greek, 300-100 BC

This bronze statue of a Greek youth fresh from his victory at the Olympic Games
is one of the few life-size Greek bronzes to survive since antiquity.
It was found in international waters off the coast of Italy.