A Young Flavian Woman – stephbusch

A common symbol of Roman art is the bodiless head called a bust. The marble sculpture called A Young Flavian Woman, is a sculpture of a woman’s head. It is a very detailed sculpture, the marble makes the skin look extremely smooth. The head is tilted slightly and gazing off. The hair, including the eyebrows,…

When there is no archaeological record: Portrait Bust of a Flavian

Portrait Bust of a Flavian Woman (Fonseca Bust), part 1 of 2

Giuliano Bugiardini, Portrait of a Young Woman (ca. 1525)

3D Printable Portrait Bust of a Flavian Woman, The Fonseca Bust

Portrait Bust of a Flavian Woman (Fonseca Bust), part 1 of 2

When there is no archaeological record: Portrait Bust of a Flavian

When there is no archaeological record: Portrait Bust of a Flavian

When there is no archaeological record: Portrait Bust of a Flavian Woman (Fonseca bust), part 2 of 2

EternalYoung Flavian Woman (back of bust) c. 90 CE., currently

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