Fonseca Bust, Capitoline Museums (MC434, 3/4 right)

I.D.: not certain. A wealthy aristocratic Roman woman who lived at the end of the first century, perhaps a member of the imperial family. Date: late first or early second century CE (the latter assigned by the Capitoline Museums). Height: 63 cm does not include the modern bust Capitoline Museums inv MC434 (or MC 0434)

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Female Portrait (Fonseca Bust) (110-130 A.D.). White Marble, Capitoline Museums, Rome.

Fonseca Bust”. Rome, Capitoline Museums, Palazzo Nuovo, Hall of the Emperors.

4.2.11: Portrait Bust of a Flavian Woman (Fonseca Bust) - Humanities LibreTexts

Fonseca bust, Rome, Museo Capitolino 434, right profile. (Deutsches

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Roman bust seized from Worcester Art Museum

Fonseca bust hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Fonseca Bust Musei Capitolini

Fonseca bust hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Portrait bust of a Flavian woman, called Fonseca, Saint-Calais, un Manoir Enchanté par Hubert Le Gall, 2021

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