Rome

Sarcophagus of the Spouses, 6th century b.c.e.

Terra-cotta, 114 x 19 cm.

National Etruscan Museum, Rome. (Photo Credit ill.1)

Apollo of Veii, c. 550–20 b.c.e.

Terra-cotta, 174 cm.

Museo Nazionale di Villa Giulia, Rome. (Photo Credit ill.2)

Leochares

Apollo Belvedere, c. 350–25 b.c.e.

White marble, 224 cm.

Vatican Museums, Vatican City. (Photo Credit ill.3)

Apollonius

Boxer, 225 b.c.e.

Bronze, 128 cm.

Museo Nazionale, Rome. (Photo Credit ill.4)

Pasquin, 3rd century b.c.e.

Marble, 192 cm.

Piazza di Pasquino, Rome. (Photo Credit ill.5)

Augustus of Prima Porta, c. 15 c.e.

White marble, 205 cm.

Vatican Museums, Vatican City. (Photo Credit ill.6)

Villa dei Misteri friezes, 1st century.

Fresco.

Pompeii, Italy. (Photo Credit ill.7)

Roman Forum, the judicial and political center of imperial Rome, 1st century. (Photo Credit ill.9)

Temple of Fortuna Virilis, 75 b.c.e.

Rome. (Photo Credit ill.10)

Pyramid of Cestius, 12 b.c.e.

Rome. (Photo Credit ill.11)

Baths of Caracalla, 212–16 c.e.

Rome. (Photo Credit ill.12)

Pont du Gard, 1st century.

Gard River, southern France. (Photo Credit ill.13)

Plan of Santo Stefano Rotondo,

c. 468–83 c.e.

Rome. (Photo Credit ill.14)

Cola da Caprarola, Santa Maria della Consolazione, 1508.

Todi, Italy. (Photo Credit ill.15)

Apse of Santi Cosma e Damiano, 526–30 c.e.

Mosaic.

Rome. (Photo Credit ill.16)

San Clemente Basilica, 12th century. Mosaic.

Rome. (Photo Credit ill.17)

Equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, 176 c.e.

Bronze, 350 cm.

The Campidoglio, Rome. (Photo Credit ill.18)

Raphael

The School of Athens, 1509–10.

Fresco, 500 x 770 cm.

Apostolic Palace, Vatican City. (Photo Credit ill.19)

Raphael

Portrait of a Young Woman

(also known as La fornarina), 1518–20.

Oil on wood, 85 x 60 cm.

Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Antica, Rome. (Photo Credit ill.20)

Raphael

The Triumph of Galatea, 1513.