This is a cast of a marble bust of an old Roman man in veristic style. The original is housed in New York at the Metropolitan. The man looks ahead with an intense sternness, his brow heavily furrowed.

From its time in Germany during World War II to the shelves of a Texas Goodwill, a 2,000-year-old Roman bust is making its ... based on similarities to portraits of his father, Pompey the Great ...

Portrait of a man, Roman ... store owner named Laura Young picked up what turned out to be an ancient Roman bust at a Goodwill in Austin, Texas. Now the sculpture is headed back to Germany ...

The man toppled the artwork on Wednesday at the Chiaramonti Museum, which is part of the Vatican Museums and home to one of the most important collections of Roman portrait busts. Italian ...

It is more a portrait than any picture I ever saw ... When Walpole died in 1797, his Roman bust changed hands several times, with some owners mistaking the visage for Alexander the Great.

there are more than 1,000 pieces of art and the site is considered to house one of the most important collections of Roman portrait busts. Of those busts, at least two were damaged in the man’s ...

The bust known as “Portrait of a Lady” was acquired in 1966 ... attorney’s office seized a statue thought to portray the Roman emperor and philosopher Marcus Aurelius from a Cleveland ...

But the Roman bust disappeared after the war ... Ultimately, Young was able to notify the German government of the portrait’s rediscovery and made arrangements to return it to the Bavarian ...