Ancient Roman Sculpture

55 cm with the stand. Provenance - Private collection, Pamiers, France. A small marble sculpture carved in the round depicting a standing, nude Hercules, with powerful muscles that...

Ancient Roman Sculptures, from the series "Antiquities of Herculaneum", is an original etching on paper realized by Filippo Morghen.

This vintage plaster Roman foot sculpture is a striking interpretation of classical antiquity, inspired by the enduring artistry of ancient Roman sculpture and Grand Tour collectibles.

A symbol of communication, commerce and travel, this classic representation is a true work of art inspired by ancient Roman sculptures. Bronze Material with Green Patina: The sculpt...

. - Inherited from the previous owner and sold in 2024. Roman sculpture cast in bronze using lost wax, a piece of special finesse and exquisite modelling.

Provenance - Private collection, Philip Lucas, Spitafields House, acquired on the UK art market. Fragment of a Roman sculpture in archaic style, representing the feet of a female fi...

Key Features: Material: Bronze Origin: Villa dei Papiri, Herculaneum (replicas) Era: Inspired by ancient Roman sculptures Condition: Excellent Dimensions: 55 x 44 x 14 cm (each) The...

28 cm with the stand. Provenance: Private collection M.S., Vienna, Germany. Formerly in the collection of Dr. A. A., Munich, acquired between 1970 and 1980. Sculpture of Telesphoro...

This example captures, with exceptional fidelity and vitality, the famed ancient Roman sculpture discovered fully intact in the House of the Faun in Pompeii.

She is both modern, with her stylish hair and classical, harking back to ancient Roman sculpture. Stamped Goldscheider, Wein marks.

The Roman deity Mercury was the god of commerce, communication, and travelers. He is the equivalent of Hermes from the Greek pantheon, and due to his association with communication ...

30 cm with the stand. Provenance - Private collection, George S. Mack, Greenwich, Connecticut (USA). Acquired between the 1980s and early 1990s. - New York Art Market, 2024. Horse'...

A lively and enchanting depiction, this exquisitely rendered flat-backed Herm bust depicts the Roman Bacchus (Dionysus to the Greeks). The youthful god of wine is shown with promine...

The anatomically designed Roman cuirass reveals the male anatomy, perfectly sculpted as if it were the representation of an ancient Greek god.

Provenance - Private collection of Dr. Terry Berreth, Rancho Mirage, California, United States of America. Roman head of the god Dionysus represented as a mature man, with a bushy b...

21 cm with the stand. Provenance: Private collection, France. Serapis was a syncretic deity created in Ptolemaic Egypt and subsequently adopted throughout the Roman world. He combi...

25.5 cm with the stand. Provenance: R. C. Collection (1924 - 2023), Brussels, Belgium. Roman relief fragments, dating to the third century AD. Preserved in a fragmentary state, the...

Sensitively carved, solid marble bust of a young boy mounted on a custom, Lucite base. Carved fully in the round, though originally the figure was part of a larger group. Acquired di...

Provenance - Private collection of Alison Barker (1951-2021), Chichester, UK. Roman sculptural fragment carved in marble in relief on two planes. It presents, in a continuous compos...

The head, arms and legs have been broken, possibly as a result of a Christian attack in the late ancient period, when fanatical Christians were destroying and/or mutilating statues o...

28 cm with the stand. Provenance: Private collection, Kenneth Worcester Dow, St. Augustine, Florida (USA), acquired in the 1940s. A marble-carved face representing a satyr, identif...

Reproduction of Roman Hermès Torso.

Provenance - Private collection, Brittany, France. - Galerie Ghezelbash, Paris. Relief carved in marble belonging to one of the scenes that decorated a Roman sarcophagus. It represe...

Dionysian themes, whether representations of the god himself or of figures associated with him, such as satyrs or maenads, were one of the favourite motifs for table bases in Roman t...

Beautiful head that belonged to a bust or sculpture, sculpted in translucent alabaster, of the syncretic Egyptian-Roman divinity Serapis.

They were also used in imperial public architecture, serving a purely architectural function, as is the case with the hermai that supported the barriers of the Circus Maximus. This ...

An ancient example of a red Imperial Porphyry fragment dating back as far as 1st century Ancient Rome. This is a rare and unusual worked example of this semi-precious stone which is ...

A finely cast bronze foot fragment from an ancient Roman statue with a wonderful green patina consummate with age. Provenance from the Mintici collection, Belgium 1970's-1990's.

Although this piece is of Roman production, this typology of sculpture comes from Ancient Greece.

Ancient Roman Bronze Herm Statue dating from the 1st to 4th Century A.D. A herm was a statue consisting of a a head atop a square pillar, originally an artifact to honor the god Herm...

42 cm with the stand. Provenance - Private collection, Paris, France. Nero Claudius Drusus, better known as Drusus the Younger or the Minor to distinguish him from his uncle, Drusu...

17th century, Italian ancient carved stone bust of Roman Emperor Measures: H 33 (with base) H 28.5 (sculpture only) x 25 x 7 cm.

A portrait of Roman aristocrat executed in the Veristic style. From the Latin "verus" meaning truth, the practice represented everyday subjects with great realism often including sig...

Works that reproduced or loosely imitated these ancient Greek prototypes, well-known to the Roman public, thus constituted a significant group within Roman sculpture, populating the ...

Provenance: Private collection, Canada and Israel (before 1955); by descent. Carved in white marble, this fragment preserves the body a Sphinx and dates to around the A.D. 2nd cent...

The figure is part of a pair with its pendant, the Girl Weeping over an Empty Bird’s Nest, which highlights the boy's role in the narrative—having taken the bird, much to the dismay ...

Head of Apollo Lyceus Ancient Roman, Circa 1st Century B.C.-1st Century A.D. 15 cm 11 cm 12 cm 23 cm high (inc base) Provenance: Nicholas Embiricos (1920 - 2011), acquired prior...

Provenance: Private collection, Belgium; Galerie Chenel, Paris; Private collection, London This beautiful little fragment was likely made for a larger relief sculpture, and is co...

Sandstone sculpture of the Emperor Augustus in the style of Ancient Rome, 20th century. A sandstone bust of the Emperor Augustus in the style of Ancient Rome, 20th century. Dimensi...

Arm of a sculpture. Ancient Rome, 2nd century AD. Bronze Length 40 cm, 29 cm height with the stand.

This Ancient Roman Military Bronze eagle and stag, dating from the 1st to 2nd century AD, stands at a modest yet captivating 3 1/8 inches in height.

Sculpture of the god Silvanus. Ancient Rome · 2nd century AD.

The museum is the prime repository of Neapolitan painting and decorative art, with several important works from other Italian schools of painting, and some important ancient Roman sc...

Antique Italian Terracotta bust of a Greco Roman. Handsome large antique Italian terracotta bust of an ancient Greco Roman.

Antique Classical Mythological Engraving after Roman Sculpture – Montfaucon 1721 An elegant classical engraving depicting a mythological sculptural subject after ancient Roman model...

It was, in fact, a subject so in demand by Roman clientele that it was mass produced in both Hellenistic and Roman sculpture workshops.

Bust of a young woman. Ancient Rome, 2nd - 4th century AD. Bronze and Silver.

Original vintage advertising poster for an exhibition of work by Eduardo Paolozzi - As Is When a series of screen prints based on the life and writings of Ludwig Wittgenstein - held ...

The composition is presented as a carefully studied antique relief, combining narrative grace with classical balance, characteristic of Bellori’s influential interpretation of ancien...

The employment of mixed materials, apparently difficult to associate, such as concrete and colored glass beads, recall the images from the ancient Roman fragments of sculpture and mo...

The employment of mixed materials, apparently difficult to associate, such as concrete and colored glass beads, recall the images from the ancient Roman fragments of sculpture and mo...

One of Rome's most influential emperors, Septimius Severus (145–211 AD) founded the Severan dynasty and is depicted with his characteristic full beard, deeply carved curls, and comma...

Elegant stone sculpture depicting a classical Greek torso, inspired by the fragmented masterpieces of Ancient Greek and Roman sculpture.

Inspired by the animal forms of classical antiquity, the piece combines references to ancient Greek and Roman sculpture with a restrained neoclassical sensibility.

A bold convergence of classical mythology, Brutalist materiality, and collectible contemporary design, the Cement Venus Bench by transforms fragments of ancient Roman sculpture into ...

Inspired by the fragmented remains of ancient Greek and Roman statuary, these sculptures evoke the aesthetic of archaeological discoveries and museum collections dedicated to Classic...

Pair of Classical Mythological Engravings – Montfaucon Antiquity Explained 1721 A refined pair of classical engravings depicting mythological figures after ancient Roman sculpture, ...

The plate reproduces a continuous classical relief scene inspired by ancient Roman sculpture, populated by draped mythological figures, attendants, and putti arranged in a broad frie...

The styling and features capture the classical beauty and idealized form typical of Neoclassical representations, echoing the aesthetics of ancient Greek and Roman sculpture. Antinoo...

The original satyr is an ancient Roman marble sculpture dating from approximately the 1st century BC and is today housed in the Glyptothek Museum, Munich.