Louvre-Greek and Roman Antiquities

Eros, called the Borghese Spirit	Eros, dit la Génie Borghèse	Bust of Antonius (Antinoüs), the favorite of Hadrian, 2nd C. AD	Zeus (Jupiter of Smyrna) 2nd C. AD, discovered in 1680 at Izmir
Jupiter of Versailles, Roman, 2nd C. AD	Jupiter of Versailles, 2nd C. AD	Alexander the Great, 2nd C. AD, restored 18th C.	Alexander the Great from the Albani Collection
Alexander the Great, 2nd C. AD (Cardinal Albani-->Pope Clement XI)	Alexandre le Grand	Alexander the Great, 2nd C. AD	Alexander the Great, 2nd C. AD
Aesculapius (Esculape) the Roman God of Medicine	Captive Barbarian, Borghese collection, 2nd Century AD, restored by Pietro Bernini	Antinous, the favorite of Emperor Hadrian	Antinous was deified after he died by drowning in the Nile in 130 AD
Antinoüs, 2nd C. AD	Bacchus, Italian, 2nd C. AD, from the Richelieu collection	Bacchus, Italian, 2nd C. AD, from the Richelieu collection	Narcissus, called Hermaphrodite Mazarin or Spirit of Eternal Rest, 3rd C. AD
Narcissus, the Mazarin Hermaphrodite, 3rd C. AD	Winged Victory of Samothrace	Winged Victory of Samothrace	Winged Victory of Samothrace
Winged Victory of Samothrace	Winged Victory of Samothrace	Winged Victory of Samothrace, early 2nd C. BC	Winged Victory of Samothrace, early 2nd C. BC
Achilles and King Lycomedes on a sarcophagus, 240 AD	Fighting Warrior, known as the Borghese Gladiator, 100 BC	Gladiateur Borghèse	Gladiator from behind
Germanicus, brother of Emperor Claudius, 15 BC-19 AD	Heroic statue of a Roman general with the head of Augustus, 1st C> AD	Augustus?	Heroic statue of a Roman general with the head of Augustus, 1st C> AD
Marcellus (nephew of Augustus died 23 BC)	Emperor Augustus (Octavian), reigned 27 BC-14 AD	Empress Messaline, wife of the Emperor Claudius, holding Britannicus, 45 AD	Mars and Venus, 120-140 AD
Antinous as Osiris	Since he drowned in the Nile, Antinous is shown here as the Egyptian god Osiris	Husband and wife from a fountain, Italian, ca 235 AD	Unknown Roman woman, 235-250 AD
Torso of an athlete (discobole), 2nd C AD	Apollo, 2nd C. AD of an original by Phidias	Apollo, of a style ca 460 BC Athens	Torso of an athlete (diadumène) ca 2nd C. AD
Athena (Pallas de Velletri) 1st C. AD	Eros Archer, 1st-2nd C. AD	Ares, 1st-2nd C. AD	Ares, 1st-2nd C. AD
Ares, 1st-2nd C. AD	Ares, 1st-2nd C. AD	Ares "Borghese Mars", 1st-2nd C. AD	Ares "Borghese Mars", 1st-2nd C. AD
Athlete, le Discophore, 1st-2nd C AD	Paris, 2nd C. AD	Paris, 2nd C. AD	Paris, 2nd C. AD
Paris, Hadrian's Villa, early 2nd C. AD	Satyre Fould, Hadrian's Villa, 125-150 AD	Narcissus, 100 AD	Narcissus, 100 AD
Gallery of ancient Greek sculpture	Gallery of ancient Greek sculpture	Gallery of Ancient Greek Sculpture	Satyre "Verseur", 2nd C. AD
Satyre "Verseur", 2nd C. AD	Apollo the Lizard Slayer	Apollo the Lizard Slayer	Apollo Sauroktonos
Athena of Velletri	Vase of Pergamon, 2nd C. BC	Melpomene, the Muse of Tragedy, 50 BC from the Theatre of Pompeii in Rome	Melpomene, Musa of Tragedy
Apollo, 2nd C. AD	Apollo, 2nd C. AD	Apollo, 2nd C. AD	Aphrodite, the Venus of Arles, 1st C. BC
Venus de Milo, 2nd C. BC	Venus de Milo	Venus de Milo	Venus de Milo
Faune playing the flute, 1st-2nd C AD	Mercury (Richelieu Hermes) 2nd C. AD	Mercury (Richelieu Hermes) 2nd C. AD	Mercury (Richelieu Hermes) 2nd C. AD
Classical Greek Male Nude, 430-370 BC	Headless torso of an ancient male nude	Orestes and Pylade, 1st C. AD	Funerary statue honoring Marcellus, ca 20 AD
Emperor Othon, 69 AD	Hercules carrying the child Télèphe	Hercules carrying the child Télèphe	Hercules carrying the child Télèphe
Silenius, the oldest Satyr, carrying the infant Dionysus (Bacchus)	Hermes donning his sandles	Hermes, 2nd C AD	Hermes, 2nd C AD
The Torment of Marsyas, 1st-2nd C. AD	The Satyr Marsyas challenged Apollo to a musical contest and lost	Aphrodite in the bath, 2nd C AD	Artemis, the Diana of Versailles, 1st-2nd C. AD
Artemis, the Diana of Versailles, 1st-2nd C. AD	Artemis, the Diana of Versailles, 1st-2nd C. AD	Pan, the top half, 2nd C AD	Pan, the bottom half, 2nd C AD
Satyr, "The Invitation to the Dance", 1st-2nd C. AD	Centaur ridden by Eros, 1st-2nd C. AD	Pan removing a thorn from the foot of a Satyr	Pan removing a thorn from the foot of a Satyr
Silenius, the oldest Satyr	Sculpture of a woman with grapes	Hermaphroditus sleeping (Hermaphrodite endormi) 2nd C. AD	Hermaphroditus was the son of Hermes and Aphrodite
Hermaphroditus had both male and female sexual characteristics	The Three Graces, 2nd C. AD	Triton (Marine Centaur) carrying Silenius	Caryatid column, Salle des Caryatids
Nymph with a shell, 1st C. AD	Bronze Apollo, 2nd C. AD	Apollo, Gaul, 2nd C. AD	Detail of Apollo
Bronze Apollo, 1st. C BC	Bronze Apollo	Victorious Athlete, 1st C. AD, in the Grand Gallery	Apollo from Richelieu collection, 1st-2nd C. AD, Grand Gallery
Ancient Greek bronze helmet	Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery
Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery
Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery
Ancient Greek pottery	Ancient Greek pottery	Paleochristian funary mosaic from Hammamet, Tunisia, 4th-5th C. AD	Mosaic fragment of stag and doe drinking from the 4 rivers of Paradise, 6th C. AD, Carthage, Tunisia
Fragment of a church floor mosaic with a country scene, 4th-5th C. AD, Algeria	Fragment of a church floor mosaic with a country scene, 4th-5th C. AD, Algeria	Mosaic fragment, 3rd C. AD, from Antakya, Turkey	Mosaic fragment with a Phoenix, 5th C. AD, Antakya, Turkey
Geometric floor mosaic, 4th C. AD, Antakya, Turkey	Mosaic fragment with an Amazon, 4th C. AD, Antakya, Turkey	Cupid picking grapes from a 4th C. AD mosaic fragment, Carthage, Tunisia	Mosaic of the Triumph of Neptune and Amphrite, ca 315-325 AD
Detail of Neptune and Amphrite, from Constantine, Algeria	Detail of the Triomph of Neptune and Amphrite	Detail of the Triomph of Neptune and Amphrite	Mosaic fragment with animals in a lattice of garland, 4th C. AD, Sousse, Tunisia
Ancient mosaic of a hunter offering a rabbit	Ancient mosaic portrait	Ancient mosaic of a lion and tiger hunt	Crated mosaics being prepared for a new exhibit in the Louvre
New exhibit with ancient artefacts	Bearded head, Carthagian, 2nd C. AD	6th C. BC Cypriot sculpture	Head of a bearded man, 5th C. BC Cypriot
Bearded man, 5th C. BC Cypriot	Ulpius Crotonensis, Via Appia, ca 110-118 AD	The Tibre, 80-140 AD	Bearded male ancient nude in general's pose
Herakles and Telephos	Spouse's Sarcophagus, ca 520-510 BC	Eros, the Borghese Genius, roman copy of 4th C. Greek original	Girl looking up at a young male nude