Head of Roman woman from times of Antonine dynasty
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Head of Roman woman from times of Antonine dynasty
Marble head of a Roman woman from the times of Antonine dynasty (96-192 CE), with a feminine hairstyle typical of that period (hair gathered and arranged in a decorative manner on the back) It is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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