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Illustrations
List of illustrations
- View in Rome [Arch of Titus]
- Agrippina Landing at Brundisium with the Ashes of Germanicus
- General Andrew Jackson
- Harriet Hosmer at work in her Roman studio on statue of Senator Thomas Hart Benton for St. Louis
- George Washington
- The Roman Daughter
- Zenobia in Chains
- Marius amid the Ruins of Carthage
- The Colosseum, Rome
- Hail Caesar! We Who Are About to Die Salute You (Ave Caesar! Morituri te salutant)
- The Emperor Commodus, Dressed as Hercules, Leaves the Colosseum at the Head of the Gladiators
- The Course of Empire: The Consummation
- Portrait of the Painter, with the Colosseum Behind
- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Izard
- Arch of Titus
- Mrs. William Page
- Roman Campagna
- The Appian Way, Rome
- Souvenir of Italy
- Ancient Tomb at the Entrance of Albano
- Pompey's Tomb
- Tivoli
- Torre di Schiavi
- Torre di Schiavi
- Roman Campagna
- A Bit of the Roman Aqueduct
- Landscape with Dancing Figures (The Mill)
- Harvesters on the Roman Campagna
- Landscape Composition, Italian Scenery
- The Course of Empire: The Arcadian or Pastoral State
- The Course of Empire: Desolation
- L'Allegro
- Dream of Arcadia
- Bacchanalian Revel before a Term of Pan
- Schroon Mountain, Adirondacks
- River in the Catskills
- Romantic Landscape
- Italian Landscape
- Landscape with Orpheus and Eurydice
- Italian Landscape
- Italian Shepherd Boy
- Italian Shepherd Boy
- Faun in Repose
- Barberini Villa, Italy [Villa Borghese, Rome?]
- Italian Landscape
- Pine Grove, Barberini Villa, Albano, Italy
- Pines of the Villa Barberini
- The Pines and the Olives ("The Monk")
- Lake Nemi
- In the Roman Campagna
- Et in Arcadia Ego
- Et in Arcadia Ego
- Et in Arcadia Ego
- Evening among the Ruins
- Interior of the Pantheon
- Sacred and Profane Love
- Julius Caesar
- Demosthenes
- Young Augustus
- Capitoline Venus
- Venus de' Medici
- Venus de' Medici
- Knidian Venus after Praxiteles
- Venus of Urbino
- Venus Lamenting the Death of Adonis
- Venus and Adonis
- The Judgment of Paris
- Eros et Musa
- Venus Arising from the Sea: A Deception (After the Bath)
- Ariadne Asleep on the Isle of Naxos
- Ariadne (Cleopatra)
- Venus as Shepherdess (after Thorwaldsen)
- Venus Victrix
- Venus Guiding Aeneas and the Trojans to the Latin Shore
- Omnia Vincit Amor
- Love Captive (Love Bound to Wisdom)
- Greek Slave
- Eve Tempted
- White Captive
- Andromeda
- Woman Triumphant
- Venus Felix
- Minerva Medica (Minerva Giustiniani)
- Pudicitia (Livia)
- Seated Agrippina
- Lybian Sybil
- Cleopatra
- Medea
- Gertrude Stein
- Diana
- Diane Chasseresse
- Proserpine
- Clytie
- Diana
- Vénus à la Coquille (Nymph with a Shell)
- Hero
- Diana
- Diana
- Diana
- Diana
- Diana
- Diane Enfant
- Young Diana
- Young Diana II
- Infant Flora
- Latona and Her Children, Apollo and Diana
- William Rush and His Model
- The Little Venetian Model
- Roman Girls on the Seashore
- Nude Girl Standing on a Pedestal
- In the Beginning [verse 81, Rubaiat of Omar Kháyyam]
- Rome, or the Art Idea
- The Cup of Love
- Love Ever Present, or Superest Invictus Amor, or Amor Omnia Vincit
- Apollo Belvedere
- Indian Chief
- Apollino
- Indian and Panther
- Indian Hunter
- The Sun Vow
- Actaeon
- Indian Hunter
- Pronghorn Antelope
- Indian Hunter with Dog
- Hiawatha
- The Sleeping Faun
- Barberini Sleeping Faun
- The Walking Faun
- Endymion
- The Awakening of Endymion
- Dead Pearl Diver
- Arcadian Shepherd Boy
- The Fisher Boy
- Hebe and Ganymede
- Swimming
- Salutat
- Belvedere Antinous (Meleager, Mercury)
- Leander
- Dionysus
- Farnese Hercules
- The Dying Hercules
- Laocoon
- The Rescue Group
- The Dying Gladiator
- The Dying Indian Chief Contemplating the Progress of Civilization
- Belvedere Torso
- The Emancipated Slave (Freedman)
- Falling Gladiator
- Dying Centaur
- Evening: The Fall of Day
- George Washington
- Orpheus
- Young Marsyas Charming the Hares
- Orpheus
- Orpheus
- The Young Sophocles
- The Scraper (Athlete Using Strigil)
- Orpheus and the Defenders of Baltimore: Francis Scott Key Monument
- Apollo and the Nine Muses (rotunda decoration)
- Cllassic and Romantic Art (rotunda decoration)
- Tradition
- East pediment sculpture
- Europa and the Bull
- Europa and the Bull
- Voyage to Crete
- Mars and Venus
- Mars and Venus
- Venus and Adonis
- The Three Graces
- Judgment of Paris I
- Daina and Callisto
- Europa and the Bull
- From the Metamorphoses
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America’s Rome: Volume I—Classical Rome
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