A Roman female marble portrait, discovered in 1910 in El Jem is nowadays kept in the Sousse Archaeological Museum. It represent a middle-aged woman with the typical hair-dressing used in the last third of the first century B.C., the so-called nodus or roll-tufted hair on the forehead. Trying to identify the lady, that we can consider, according to the quality and scale of the portrait, as a member of Augustus family, we can therefore underline in the bibliography that there has always been confusion in attributing official carved portraits with such hair-dressing (nodus) to Augustus wife Livia or to Octavia, his sister : the typical idealisation of the augustean portrait— sculpture and the real tendency to have a portrait looking like to th...
Pola marble head was found representing Agrippina, wife of Claudius and mother of Nero. Three inscri...
This head with its individual features and portrait characteristics, represents a private person fro...
Based on a systematic study of all relevant coins, statues, inscriptions, honorary titles and funera...
A Roman female marble portrait, discovered in 1910 in El Jem is nowadays kept in the Sousse Archaeol...
At the beginning of the century, the head of an emperor in marble was discovered in the ground at Ci...
The article aims ar proving to what degree the images of three women, namely: Livia, Octavia and Jul...
This female marble portrait in the Saint- Raymond museum in Toulouse, and coming from Nègrepelisse (...
Agrippina (15–59 CE), the subject of this portrait, was related to four different Roman emperors: sh...
the paper focuses on a very fine peplophoros from leptis Magna, now in the local archaeological Muse...
Le sujet traite de l’individuation du portrait dans l’Orient romain durant les quatre premiers siècl...
Two damaged and partially restored Roman portraits in the collection of the British Museum, previous...
With the discovery of a Roman portrait in South-West of Tunis, the authors analyze the presence in A...
The publication of a portrait from the Saint-Raymond Museum in Toulouse, found at Chiragan (Martres-...
Dans cette étude, nous examinons le développement du portrait peint à l’époque hellénistique et roma...
The head of a man, made out of white limestone, was discovered in June 2005 in Orange (Vaucluse, Fra...
Pola marble head was found representing Agrippina, wife of Claudius and mother of Nero. Three inscri...
This head with its individual features and portrait characteristics, represents a private person fro...
Based on a systematic study of all relevant coins, statues, inscriptions, honorary titles and funera...
A Roman female marble portrait, discovered in 1910 in El Jem is nowadays kept in the Sousse Archaeol...
At the beginning of the century, the head of an emperor in marble was discovered in the ground at Ci...
The article aims ar proving to what degree the images of three women, namely: Livia, Octavia and Jul...
This female marble portrait in the Saint- Raymond museum in Toulouse, and coming from Nègrepelisse (...
Agrippina (15–59 CE), the subject of this portrait, was related to four different Roman emperors: sh...
the paper focuses on a very fine peplophoros from leptis Magna, now in the local archaeological Muse...
Le sujet traite de l’individuation du portrait dans l’Orient romain durant les quatre premiers siècl...
Two damaged and partially restored Roman portraits in the collection of the British Museum, previous...
With the discovery of a Roman portrait in South-West of Tunis, the authors analyze the presence in A...
The publication of a portrait from the Saint-Raymond Museum in Toulouse, found at Chiragan (Martres-...
Dans cette étude, nous examinons le développement du portrait peint à l’époque hellénistique et roma...
The head of a man, made out of white limestone, was discovered in June 2005 in Orange (Vaucluse, Fra...
Pola marble head was found representing Agrippina, wife of Claudius and mother of Nero. Three inscri...
This head with its individual features and portrait characteristics, represents a private person fro...
Based on a systematic study of all relevant coins, statues, inscriptions, honorary titles and funera...