Rome Gallery; Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

By trayes | Published: 2011 | Location: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania, 3260 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA

: Sculpted head; priest of Imperial Cult; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: darker exposure Sculpted head; priest of Imperial Cult; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Flawed face; Claudia Octavia; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: darker exposure Flawed face; Claudia Octavia; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Military relief sculpture; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: darker exposure Military relief sculpture; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Cult statue head; probably Diana from Nemi; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Head detail; cult statue; probably Diana from Nemi; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: darker exposure Cult statue head, fragment; probably Diana from Nemi; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Portrait in stone; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Sculpture detail, faun with wineskin; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Funeral portrait in stone; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Torso statue details of Diana; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Two torso statue fragments of Diana of Nemi; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

: Mosaic floor fragment; Rome Gallery, Penn Museum; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. March 2011.

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