Roman Head Sculpture

A Greco-Roman sculpture head or bust, England, 1965. A reproduction piece made of chalkware or plaster with a dark bronze-like finish.

A Roman marble portrait head fragment, dating from approximately the 1st to 3rd century AD. This piece features a male subject with classicized facial features and a textured, croppe...

Marble Roman Head

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'...

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...

Stucco head of a Roman figure. Signed on the back (unknown). The head is separate from the base.

Roman Horse-head on stand from Belgium.

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...

This finely polished Roman marble head of a satyr is an impressive and characterful sculpture.

IDEAL TERRACOTTA HEAD OF A WOMAN - GREEK/ROMAN SCULPTURE, 20th Century Portrait of an ideal woman from a Roman copy, 1st century AD The Roman copy was based on a Greek original from...

As can be observed in this Roman-period sculpture, satyrs are cheerful and mischievous creatures, a quality evident in the faintly suggested smile.

20 cm with the stand. Provenance - Private collection, J. Haering, Germany. - Royal-Athena Galleries, New York, 2013. - Private collection, New York. This Roman satyr head is made ...

Fragmentary Roman male head depicting an elderly man with a receding hairline, pronounced eyebrows, strong cheek structure, and deep facial wrinkles. Traces of original polychromy re...

19th century marble head of a Roman Woman on a black wooden stand. A well modeled carved head with details of eyes, nose and lips, as well as a fine braid of hair pulled up across he...

., Madrid, 2022. Beautiful head that belonged to a bust or sculpture, sculpted in translucent alabaster, of the syncretic Egyptian-Roman divinity Serapis.

A decorative bronze head of Roman Emperor Caracalla, mounted on a solid marble base. This striking piece captures the strength and presence of one of Rome's most famous emperors, com...

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...

They were extensively depicted in Roman households, as a representation of the supremacy of the Roman Empire.

Large roman carved marble fountain head representing a lion Rome, I-II Century AC Bonham's London, 22 September 1998, lot 485; formerly in the private collection of a Norwegian gent...

A Roman style gesso over plaster carved head of the god Jupiter on circular base.

A captivating Roman marble head of a Goddess, possibly Venus, dating from the 1st–3rd century AD, exquisitely carved and presented on a bespoke marble pedestal styled as a classical ...

A fine cast of a 20th century, plaster Roman head possibly Caesar. Standing on a contemporary metal stand.

AMAZING ZEUS AMMON CLASSICAL GRECO-ROMAN HEAD 21th Century Height 42 cm Width 33 cm Depth 29 cm Weight 14 Kg Material Terracotta HAND MADE

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...

An academic cast. Above the plaster base, by means of a wooden support, the cast of the head of a Roman woman is set. Cast for the teaching drawing in the academy. Italy circa 1890.

French Lion Mask Fountain Head Sculpture, Mounted on Iron Stand. Lion head has great attention to detail featuring a nice flowing mane. White in color with a fabulous patina. Has han...

Augustus Emperor - Head in carrara white marble - First Roman Emperor Early 20th century Height 37 cm Width 23 cm Depth 15 cm Weight 18 kg Material white carrara marble Very good con...

There is currently no consensus as to whether this second statue was made of bronze or marble. The best Greco-Roman copy of the work of Critio and Nesiotes is a group of marble scul...

18th century or older sculpted marble head? mounted on a contemporary iron base in good condition

By Cocry. Lion's head, terracotta, circa 1930-1950 Signned by the artist "COCRY" 10 H x 10 H x 8 D in. Italian unique

Original plaster head representing EL DANTE, circa 1900

Wonderful large horse head in plaster. Big scale and great details and patina. The white plaster creates a beautiful interplay of light and shadows. Shows great movement in the wa...

A duo of plaster heads of a young and older Julius Caesar. Late 20th century some age and patina, work well together. Form and scale is pleasing. Continental 20th century classical...

This antique stone mask was probably used in a fountain. It is a very decorative Italian antique object. The mask fits as decorative object on a bureau or placed somewhere else in a ...

Though modern, this sculpture references Classical Greek and Roman antiquities.

The upper section presents a series of engraved portrait heads and sculptural fragments, documenting variations in hairstyle, beard forms, and physiognomy as preserved in Roman marbl...

'Head of a Gaul' Photogravure from a collection of photogravures depicting Greek and Roman marbles and bronzes in the British museum. Plate number above top right corner of the imag...

'Head of Demeter of Cnidos' Photogravure from a collection of photogravures depicting Greek and Roman marbles and bronzes in the British museum. Plate number above top right corner ...

In the lower part, there is the head of a Roman sculpture, a woman who evokes the figure of a goddess, symbolizing writing and human thought.

Vermeule, III, Greek Sculpture and Roman Taste (Ann Arbor 1977), figures 35, 36, and 58a-b.

Antique Roman terracotta Woman Head 7 1/2 x 8 x 6 in traces of red- brown pigment Terracotta, terra cotta or terra-cotta (Italian: "baked earth", from the Latin terra cotta), a...

Front half of a portrait head of the youthful god Dionysos, God of wine. With parted lips, the wavy hair drawn back, a low fillet over the forehead and surmounted with fragmentary b...

Roman copy of the Greek original, circa 100 B C attributed to Heliodorus and found in Pompeii

Roman marble head 1st century after Christ - has been cleaned - certificate of authenticity joined - 30 H /25 W/27 D cm

ceramic glazed

Sculpture, head of a Roman man, 19th century. Plaster and clay.

The top of the goddess's head is cut-off with a raised rectangular tang for attachment of her helmet, once separately carved and now missing, her waiving hair centrally parted and dr...

Quintas Aurelius Symmachus, Senator 383-died after 402
Panegyricist and fierce upholder of the Roman Pagan Tradition, one of the last men to wear the toga

David, Greco-Roman style faux marble head, on a granite base, by Australian sculpture Martin Russell, unsigned, weighs 29kg Measures: 21 x 21 x 47cm high, base measures 21 x 10cm.

Roman period, 1st-2nd century A.D. The goddess with almond shaped lidded eyes, her wavy hair centrally parted, her Corinthian helmet pushed back from her face, a drilled dowel for ...

Long and slender architectural entablature carved in relief with two idealized heads with centrally parted wavy hair, the plump faces with large almond-shaped eyes, the heads overlay...

A well modeled voluminous carved head in the round with long curling hair falling to the shoulders, the plump face with full lips and articulated pupils and irises. Displays good use...

Stylish and chic Italian head of man in white porcelain on faux marble stand from a Palm Beach estate. Note: Square base measures 4.50" W x 4.50" W x 1.75" D

Marble head of Medusa, 17th century possibly older.           

on a porphyry base

A Vatican Museum edition of an antique Roman head

Rare male head with curly hair, an individual of importance or wealth