Marble bust of the emperor Hadrian
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A marble sculpture of Emperor Hadrian dates back to around A.D. 118-120. This Roman art piece, part of the Hadrianic period, has a height of 47.8 cm and is made of marble. Classified as a stone sculpture, it's currently displayed in Gallery 162 at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which owns the artwork under accession number L.2007.8.2. It was found in Hadrian's Villa at Tibur (now Tivoli near Rome) and showcases a young Hadrian with a short beard and serene expression. Romans typically shaved after reaching maturity, but Hadrian chose to maintain his beard as an homage to Greek culture, symbolizing wisdom and maturity. The sculpture is part of the collection owned by Shelby White and Leon Levy.
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