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Antinous - Item #13930 Inches High x 17 Inches Wide x 17 Inches Deep After Antinous, Emperor Hadrian's lover, died, Hadrian had many statues made of him. Since the man's features were always idealized in the Hellenistic style, it cannot be assumed that the statues are actual portraits of Antinous. Here, Antinous is depicted as the god Dionysus, complete with a wreath of ivy. Note that the bust of this piece is a modern addition to the Roman head. Artist: Unknown Museum:

Lincoln declared the bust a picture of "the animal himself

Edited by Nancy Thomson De Grummond

15 Inches High x 12 Inches Wide x 4

"Youth or Summer A643

17 Inches High

Philadelphia

Relief from the Fountain of the Innocents

11 Inches High x 7

Long said to be by Donatello

fr/en/fiche-oeuvre/juliette-recamier

" Art Encyclopedia

Origin: Esquiline Hill