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Nike Adjusting Her Sandal (south side of the parapet of the Temple of Athena Nike, Acropolis, Athens).

Male portrait.

Unidentified male head with long hair and moustache.

Bust of Heracles with curly hair and long beard

Fragmentary statue of a Triton belonging to a Marine thiasos sculptural group. Hellenistic copy after Skopas.

Head from a bronze portrait statue of a North African, with incised beard, moustache and eyebrows. The lips, eyelids and eyelashes were made separately. Found in the Temple of Apollo (Cyrene)

Fragmentary female head. The finding spot and the current location is unknown.

Statue of Juno with a paten and a spear in her hands. The statue was located in the atrium of Palazzo Mattei di Paganica in Rome. Even if the finding spot is uncertain, the statue was probably part of the Juno temple in the Forum Holitorium.

Statue of Neptune with a trident. The original finding spot is unknown, but the statue belonged to the 18th-century sculptor Pietro Pacilli.

Statue of young Bacchus sitting on a faun's shoulders.

Marble bust of emperor Nero.

Detail of a relief from the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus depicting a scene of Amazonomachy. From the excavations in Halicarnassus.

Standing statue of Hermes with a cloak slung over his left shoulder. Roman copy after a 4th century Greek original. Found in Athens.

Detail of a relief from the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus depicting a scene of Amazonomachy. Found in the excavations in Halicarnassus.

Statue of Adonis standing. On the left, he has his bow. The original finding spot is unknown.

Statue of a male boar that has been woken by the approach of the hunter and frightened. The animal sits up on its front legs, Roman copy after an Hellenistic bronze original. The sculpture was discovered in Rome on the Esquiline in 1556.

Marble bust of the personification of Comedy. From Villa Adriana.

Statue of Hermes holding a bronze Caduceus in his hand.

Statue of the so-called Amazzone Mattei. The Amazon is portrayed while she is getting on the horse. Roman copy after a Greek original dating to the 5th century BC. From Villa Adriana.

Roman copy of Phidias' Athena Parthenos. Frome private collection.