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Antonia, Italian folk types (vom BeAntvergebener Titel)
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Galjonsbild
Galjonsbild
The subject is shown in the base exhibition Kustland, Bohusläns museum, Uddevalla.
The figure of Galjons from the mid-18th century depicting a female figure was wearing a loosely ...
Pattern with objects (kibutsu monyō 器物文様): rings with fortunate motifs
Pattern with objects (kibutsu monyō 器物文様): rings with fortunate motifs
Underground dyed Motifs: hagoita 様子 and hane for hanetsuki 様様 tive tive, a game similar to feather ball - New Year’s Day; male and female paper figure - hina matsuri Mo様様 MoMo様 MoM...
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Obv.: Bust of Antonia, draped, r., head bare, hair in long plait; around, ANTONIA AVGV[ST]A.
Rev.: Claudius, veiled togate, standing l., holding simpulum in r. hand; to l. and r.,...
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Obv.: Bust of Antonia r., draped, head bare, hair in long plait; around, ANTONIA AVGVSTA.
Rev.: Claudius, veiled and togate, standing l., r. hand holding simpulum; to l. and r., S...
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Obv.: Bust of Antonia, draped, r., head bare, and hair in long plait; around, ANTONIA [AVGVSTA].
Rev.: Claudius, veiled and togate, standing l., holding simpulum in r. hand; to r....
Portrait of Antonia Canis
Portrait of Antonia Canis
Cornelis de Vos was an artist who focused on history painting. However, portraiture was also important within his oeuvre, and he produced both individual and group compositions, in...
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Dupondius of Claudius in the name of Antonia, Rome
Obv.: Bust of Antonia, draped, r., head bare, and hair fastened in long plait
Rev.: Claudius, veiled and togate, standing l., holding simpulum in r. hand; to l. and r., S-C; aroun...