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Portrait of Nero, type 4. 64-68 AD. Fine-grained white marble. H 36,5 cm. Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design, Oslo. Inv. NG.S.01248
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Portrait of Nero, type 4. 64-68 AD. Fine-grained white marble. H 36,5 cm. Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design, Oslo. Inv. NG.S.01248
myglyptothek: Faces of ancient Rome
Portrait of a boy. C. 100 AD. Marble. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Altes Museum. Sk 1467
myglyptothek: Faces of ancient Rome
Portrait of a man. I century AD, Claudius-Nero period. Marble. Civico museo archeologico di Milano. Inv. A 0.9.1145
myglyptothek: Faces of ancient Rome
Originally part of an honorary statue from some public building the portrait illustraits influence of the imperial portraiture on the upper classes in Milan. The features of the represented man strongly emulates that of the emperor Claudius.
Portrait of Nero reworked as portrait of Domitian. C. 75 AD. Marble. Glyptothek Munich. Inv. GL 418
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Stele di Pupius. From the walls of the Cathedral of Ferrara. 54-68 AD. Marble. Museo Civico Lapidario di Ferrara. Inv. RA 785
Pupius (as the inscription says) was a medic and a member of seviri Augustales collegium.
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Portrait of a young man. C. 54-68 AD. Pentrelic marble. National Archaeological Museum of Athens. Inv. 513