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Head from Trajan's Column - Item #7177 Inches High x 6 Inches Wide x 2 Inches Deep The 126 foot tall monument, known as Trajan's Column, commemorates the Roman Emperor Trajan's victory in the Dacian Wars. Trajan himself commissioned it and the forum in which it stands. Its construction was most likely ordered by the Roman Senate and supervised by Apollodorus of Damascus. This piece comes from the bas relief frieze that spirals 23 times around the column. Although now we observe the

the Egyptian queen of Akhenaten of the 14th century B

This mask is from the bust known as Büste eines Arabers created by German sculptor Rudolf Thiele (1856-1930)

for the project was the sculptor Phidias

a stunning fact considering that he may never have sat for Houdon

In the full statue

1911 Catalog ID # - 13468

Her left hand rests on the antlers of a deer jumping beside her

"Cast of a female torso found at Capua and now in the Museo Archaeological Nazionale at Naples

"The Dance of the Muses on Helicon A705

The Trustees of the British Museum/British Museum Press

two men ride galloping horses in the procession

" Van Gogh Museum Journal