ruins — Ancient Roman bust of a woman, perhaps Antonia the

Ancient Roman bust of a woman, perhaps Antonia the Younger, dated to 40-50 CE. The bust has traditionally been identified as depicting a nymph. Marble. Source: British Museum.

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ruins — Ancient Roman bust of a woman, perhaps Antonia the

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Antonia the Younger, the wife of Drusus the Elder. Rome, Capitoline Museums, Palazzo Nuovo, Hall of the Emperors …

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Possibly a Saint or the Roman Empress Antonia

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