Portrait head of a woman ca. A.D. 80–100 Roman It has been argued that this portrait represents Diva Julia Augusta, the daughter of the Emperor Titus, but her features were unlike those shown here. (The drilled pupils of the eyes date to the 19th century.). Portrait head of a woman. Roman. ca. A.D. 80–100. Marble. Imperial, Flavian or Trajanic. Stone Sculpture

Portrait head of a woman ca. A.D. 80–100 Roman It has been argued that this portrait represents Diva Julia Augusta, the daughter of the Emperor Titus, but her features were unlike those shown here. (The drilled pupils of the eyes date to the 19th century.). Portrait head of a woman. Roman. ca. A.D. 80–100. Marble. Imperial, Flavian or Trajanic. Stone Sculpture Stock Photo

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