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Bust of Antinous. About 130 AD. Glyptothek, Munich

Bust of Antinous. About 130 AD. Glyptothek, Munich


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Depiction of Antinous by A. Wager from fifth edition (1884) of George Taylor’s “Antinous”

Beautiful tondos, portraying episodes from Hadrian’s life. On the left is the famous lion hunt scene

Beautiful tondos, portraying episodes from Hadrian’s life. On the left is the famous lion hunt scene, on which Hadrian took Antinous. Sadly vandalised by someone(and yes, I look at you, Constantine). Hadrian’s head was cut and changed to Constantine’s. Now can be seen on the Arch of Constantine in Rome.


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Also available as a postcard :) Visit here!

Statuette of Antinous130-140 AD, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin

Statuette of Antinous
130-140 AD, black marble, Altes Museum, Berlin


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 The so-called Omphalos Apollo, amended as Antinous. Roman copy from around 130 AD after the greek o

The so-called Omphalos Apollo, amended as Antinous.

Roman copy from around 130 AD after the greek original. Altes Museum, Berlin


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Capitoline Antinous from Hadrian’s Villa, Musei Capitolini, Rome

Capitoline Antinous from Hadrian’s Villa, Musei Capitolini, Rome


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The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus) Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vatican

The Braschi Antinous (Antinous as Dionysus)

Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vatican


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 Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana. Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vat

Colossal bust of Antinous, 130/138 AD. From Villa Adriana.

Sala Rotonda, Pio Clementino Museum, Vatican


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