Museo Capitolino

Galleria Lapidaria, a tunnel under the Piazza del Campidoglio connecting the Palazzo dei Conservatori with the Museo Capitolino	Lobby on the ground floor of the Capitoline Museum	2nd C. BC statue of Minerva, Museo Capitolino Atrium	Statue of Endimone, Museo Capitolino - Atrio
Endimone: beautiful young man, grandson of Zeus, lack of respect to the goddess Hera and was sentenced to an eternal sleep	Fountain in the courtyard of the Museo Capitolino installed in 1644	The large fountain of the River god Marforio dates from the 1st-2nd C. AD	Marforio Fountain, Museo Capitolino
1st-2nd C. AD colossal statue retored as Oceanus "Marforio"	"Satiro Della Valle” 2.79m tall Hellenistic marble, Museo Capitolino	Satyr from near the Theatre of Pompey in the Campus Martius	"Satiro Della Valle” Satyr from the Theatre of Pompey
Venere Capitolina - Capitoline Venus, based on an Aphrodite by Praxiteles, Cabinet of Venus	A long gallery runs the full length of the upper level of the Capitoline Museum	Satiro (satyr) from a 4th C. BC Greek original	Young faun, Gallery of the Capitoline Museum
Young faun (Satiro) Gallery of the Capitoline Museum	The Museo Capitolino Galleria is very poorly labelled	Statue inscribed as being donated by Pope Benedict XIV in 1750, Museo Capitolini	Jupiter (Zeus) ?
Sarcophagus in the Galleria of the Museo Capitolino	Statue of a Roman Emperor, Galleria of the Museo Capitolino	Nude female with an ancient Roman hairstyle, Galleria of the Museo Capitolino	Galleria - Museo Capitolino
RomeMay08 465.jpg	Torso of Discobolus restored as Wounded Warrior, 1st C. AD torso with restoration by Pierre-Etienne Monnot (1658-1733)	Torso of Discobolus restored as Wounded Warrior, Museo Capitolino	Torso of Discobolus restored as Wounded Warrior
Eros Stringing his Bow, from an original of Lisippo	Eros Stringing his Bow (Eros che incorda l'arco) from an original of Lisippo, Capitoline Museum	Eros che incorda l'arco, from an original by Lisippo, Museo Capitolino	Statue of Hercules restored as killing the Hydra of Lerna, Hellenistic with restoration by Alessandro Algardi in the 17th C.
Dioniso (Dionysus) from a Hellenistic original, donated by Pope Pius IV in 1565	Dioniso (Dionysus) from a Hellenistic original, donated by Pope Pius IV in 1565	Galleria of the Museo Capitolino	The Dying Gaul, after an original from 241-197 BC, found in 1622 - Museo Capitolino - Sala del Gladiatore
The Dying Gaul - Galata Morente, Museo Capitolino	The Dying Gaul - Galata Morente, Museo Capitolino	The incredibly realistic face of the Dying Gaul wearing a collar typical of the Celts	Capitoline Antinous (Antinoo Capitolino) found at the Villa Adriana in Tivoli
Capitoline Antinous (Antinoo Capitolino) found at the Villa Adriana in Tivoli	Apollo Citaredo - Museo Capitolino, Sala del Gladiatore	Griffin by the side of Apollo Citaredo, Capitoline Museum	Satyr at Rest (Satiro in Riposo) after an original by Pressitele
Statue of (Iside) - Hadrian period 117-138 AD	Statue of (Iside) - Sala del Gladiatore 117-138 AD	Wounded Amazon (Amazzone Ferita) formerly at Villa d'Este	Wounded Amazon (Amazzone Ferita) Sala del Gladiatore
Cupid (Eros) and Psyche - Amore e Psiche - 2nd C AD Roman copy of a Greek original	Hall of the Faun, 2nd C. AD from Hadrian's Villa, Museo Capitolino	Great Hall (Salone) of the Capitoline Museum	Statue of a Young Centaur of Lucullan marble signed by Aristeas and Papias, 117-138 BC, from Hadrian's Villa
Statue of n Old Centaur of Lucullan marble signed by Aristeas and Papias, 117-138 BC, from Hadrian's Villa	Statue of baby Hercules (Ercole Bambino) in basanite, 3rd C. AD	God of Medicine - Asclepius (Asclepio) in gray marble, 2nd C. AD after a Greek original	Great Hall (Salone) of the Museo Capitolino
The Hunter flanked by Artemide and Arpocrate, Great Hall of the Capitoline Museum, Rome	Hunter "Cacciatore" 3rd C. AD, Museo Capitolino	Hermes from Hadrian's Villa in Tivoli after a 4th C. BC original by Lisippo	Roman copy of the Apollo of Omphalos attributed to Kalamis, 480-460 BC
Statue of Pothos restored as Apollo Citharoedus from an original Greek of Skopas, 4th C. BC	RomeMay08 516.jpg	Marcus Aurelius and Faustina Minore as Mars and Venus, 147-149 AD	Emperor Hadrian as Mars, god of war - 5th C. BC
Emperor Hadrian as Mars, god of war - 5th C. BC	5th C. AD copy of Augustus (27 BC-14 AD) by Diadumeno di Policleto	5th C. AD copy of Augustus (27 BC-14 AD) by Diadumeno di Policleto	Colossal statue of Apollo Citaredo after a 2nd C. BC original attributed to Timarchides
Athena Promachos, Roman copy of a 4th C. BC Greek original	Satyr (Giovane Satiro) 2nd C. AD after a late Hellenistic original	Portrait of Octavian (35-29 BC) Sala degli Imperatori - Hall of the Emperors, Museo Capitolino	Roman Bust, 1st. C. BC, Hall of the Doves, Museo Capitolino
Sarcophagus, Capitoline Museum - Hall of the Doves	Mosaic of theatrical masks, 2nd C. AD, Hall of Doves, Museo Capitolino	Colossal statue of Veiovis (Veiove) Flavian or late Republican Period	Veiovis, Roman god of healing, from the Tabularium on which the Palazzo Senatorio is built
Colossal statue of Minerva (Athena) in the Tabularium	Gallery of the Tabularium (records office of ancient Rome) under the medieval Palazzo Senatorio