Tiberius

Tiberius-

SPAIN, Segobriga. Tiberius. AD 14-37. Æ As (30mm, 13.83 g). Bare head left / SEGO/BRIGA in two lines within wreath. RPC I 473; SNG Copenhagen 629.

Joe Geranio collection

Tiberius- Museo Gregoriano profano

Tiberius and Livia- These portraits and the snake were all found in the same findspot.  Ephesus Museum

Roman Emperor Tiberius.
Marmor, um 14 n.Chr.
Antikensammlung, Leipzig  (Photo Hans)

Tiberius from Paestum- Photo- Sarquall

SPAIN, Italica. Tiberius. AD 14-37. Æ “As” (29mm, 12.61 g, 9h). Bare head right / Square altar inscribed in three lines. RPC I 65; Burgos 1250; SNG Copenhagen 417. Joe Geranio Collection.

Tiberius

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Tiberius Cameo - MFA Boston (Michael Rogers)
Tiberius- Munich Glyptotek



Tiberius- Hermitage

Tiberius- Ephesus


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Emperor Tiberius, Louvre - (photo courtesy Menesje)

Tiberius Louvre- (photo courtesy Menesje)

Tiberius

Height: 2.6 cm (1 in.)
Layered carnelian, cameo

Classification: Jewelry / Adornment

Bust of Tiberius (reigned A.D. 14-37), profile to right, laureate and draped. In single color. Lower part of stone broken, and oval line filled out with gold. Modern setting.  (Used under the MFA Educational Only Guidelines)

41 x 17 cm (16 1/8 x 6 11/16 in.)
Marble, from Mt. Pentelikon near Athens

Classification: Sculpture

The portrait was long thought to represent the young Tiberius, but is now considered to be his brother, Nero Drusus, who was born in 38 and died in 9 B.C. The head was probably carved around the year 18 B.C., when Nero Drusus was elected to the office quaestor, when he was 20 (five years younger than the traditional legal age for holding this office).

In this case, the portrait would make a chronological if not geographical pair with young Tiberius from southwest Asia Minor (1971.393).

The base of the neck has been worked for insertion, and the sculpture is in generally excellent condition. The tip of the nose has been damaged, and there are small breaks in the hair and at the edge of the veil.

The head, made separately for insertion in a draped statue, is turned and inclined very slightly to the right. The toga was drawn up like a veil, indicating that the subject was represented as a priest or magistrate making a sacrifice. He was doubtless standing and probably holding a patera in his right hand. (Used Under the MFA Educational Only Guidelines)

Tiberius at

Tiberius Frontal Ny Glyptotek Museum (Educational Use Only)

 
Tiberius Right Profile Ny GLyptotek Museum (eduational Use Only)

Tiberius Back Profile Ny GLyptotek Museum (Educational Use Only)
 
Tiberius Left Profile Ny Glyptotek Museum (Educational Use only)


Tiberius Frontal Ny GLyptotek Museum (Educational Use Only]

Sculpture, Imperial Rome
Marble, H. 212 cm
IN 709

Tiberius- MFA- Boston 


Tiberius Cose up of Portrait from previous photo NY Glyptotek Museum (Educationa Use Only)

Tiberius?- MFA- (Photo courtesy Michael Rogers)

Tiberius?- MFA- (Photo courtesy Michael Rogers) Slight left profile


Tiberius?- MFA- (Photo courtesy Michael Rogers)

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Tiberius with Livia and Drusus

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Tiberius in front with other Julio Claudians (Tripoli)

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Tiberius with Drusus and Germanicus