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Antinous Head - Item #72420. 5 Inches High x 13 Inches Wide x 14. 5 Inches Deep The head from Item #139. 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. Artist: Unknown Museum: British Museum, London Time Period:

at its prime

was not able to meet with Volk until two years later when he was acting as a lawyer in Chicago for a court case

"Leochares

Neoclassical sculptor Houdon created this study (at 28 inches high and also life-size) in preparation for a marble sculpture of Saint John the Baptist

the sculpture includes her son Cupid riding a dolphin at Augustus's side

22 Inches High x 11 Inches Wide x 11 Inches Deep

Caproni and Brother catalogs as an art study for its many educational institution clients

Donatello was commissioned to create another cantoria to complement della Robbia's in Florence Cathedral

or the Duomo

were restored or recreated in 1602 by Barthélemy Prieur and in 1808 by Lange

disliking the outcome

Others say his right hand might have held a spear

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