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| Statuette of Venus AD 175-200 Rome |
Roman marbles never broke free of Greek marbles. The curators' notes for most of these objects – now at the Getty in Los Angeles – are at pains to link up Roman work with specific Greek models that were universally famous in antiquity. In almost every case the original Greek exemplars are now lost past recovery, surviving only as written references and in these mostly broken shadow-works manufactured by the Romans.
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| Draped Female Figure AD 50-200 Rome |
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| Draped Female Figure AD 50-200 Rome |
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| Draped Female Figure AD 50-200 Rome |
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| Statue of Athlete late 1st century AD Rome |
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| Panels of Garland Sarcophagus AD 140-170 Rome |
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| Sarcophagus with Struggle for Hector's Body AD 180-220 Rome |
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| Sarcophagus with Struggle for Hector's Body AD 180-220 Rome |
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| Torso of Cuirassed Statue AD 83-85 Rome |
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| Crouching Venus AD 100-150 Rome |
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| Crouching Venus AD 100-150 Rome |
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| Glass Flask (imitation marble) 1st century AD Rome |