
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.

Marble, a luxurious stone prized for its elegance and durability. This category features statues and decorative works that exemplify the timeless appeal of marble artistry.

A marble head from 64–79 CE, showing Emperor Vespasian’s features, reworked from a Nero portrait with altered hair and facial details.

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