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Portrait bust of the Empress Livia

Artist: Roman

Location: World Museum Liverpool

Date: 1st Century BC-early 1st Century AD

Materials: Parian marble

Dimensions: 50 cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £10,000 (Total: £156,100)

Vendor: Christie's

Review number: 3350 (1988)

Provenance:
James Hugh Smith Barry, Marbury Hall, Cheshire; Christie's, 1987.

Description:
Portrait bust of the Empress Livia (58 BC - 29 AD), wife of Augustus and mother of Tiberius II, as a young woman. It is attached to an 18th century turned socle base.

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