Apollo the Python-Slayer (350 BCE)
A bronze statue from circa 350 BC, depicting Apollo in a poised stance, cast with copper inlays and detailed features.
Shinto Deity: II (900s CE)
A wooden figure from the 900s, representing a Shinto kami, carved with Tang-style robes and traces of polychromy.
Head of Tanit-Persephone Tetradrachm (350-320 BCE)
A silver coin from 350–320 BC, displaying Tanit-Persephone’s head on the obverse and a horse on the reverse, struck with detailed engravings.
Bronze Statuette of Hercules (30 BCE – 20 CE)
The Bronze Statuette of Hercules, a Roman sculpture from 30 BCE to 20 CE, showcases the hero in a contrapposto pose with the Nemean Lion’s skin, reflecting Roman artistry and reverence for his legendary strength.
Portable Buddhist Temple (900s CE)
A kaolinite buddhist temple from the 900s, displaying scenes from the Buddha’s life, carved with niches on each side.
Two Masks (200s CE)
A marble sculpture from the 3rd century, presenting two theatrical masks, carved with detailed features in Roman style.
Portrait Head of Emperor Vespasian, Recut from Head of Nero (64-79 CE)
A marble head from 64–79 CE, showing Emperor Vespasian’s features, reworked from a Nero portrait with altered hair and facial details.
Portrait Bust of the Empress Claudia Octavia (50-70 CE)
A marble bust from 50–70 CE, depicting Claudia Octavia with intricate coiffure, carved with detailed hair and stola.
Torso of Apollo (100s BCE)
A marble figure from AD 100–200, depicting Apollo’s torso with kithara remnants, carved with detailed musculature.