a 2,000-year-old Roman bust is making its way back home. In 2018, Laura Young purchased the bust for just $34.99 at an Austin-area Goodwill, unaware of its ancient history. “I was just looking ...

Women in ancient Rome had more freedoms than in other classical societies, and the bust reflects “how the portrait and persona of a young Imperial woman could act as an inspiration, comfort or ...

The bronze bust, believed to depict the daughter of an ancient Roman emperor ... The bust known as “Portrait of a Lady” was acquired in 1966 by the Worcester Art Museum, about 40 miles ...

"I, along with some other scholars who worked from photographs of the German example after its disappearance, have suggested Sextus Pompey, based on similarities to portraits of his father ...

From its time in Germany during World War II to the shelves of a Texas Goodwill, a 2,000-year-old Roman ... the bust for just $34.99 at an Austin-area Goodwill, unaware of its ancient history.