Salle 348 · Salle des Caryatides

Renaissance ballroom with Roman copies of Greek statues; gods and heroes

In This Room

Borghese Gladiator

Agasias, son of Dositheos, of Ephesus, c. 100 BC

Sleeping Hermaphroditus

Unknown; mattress by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Roman, c. AD 100-150; mattress carved 1620

Diana of Versailles (Artemis with a Doe)

Unknown, after a Greek original attributed to Leochares, Roman, c. AD 125-150

Borghese Vase

Unknown (Neo-Attic workshop), c. 40-30 BC

Diana of Gabii

Unknown (Roman, after a type linked to Praxiteles), Roman imperial period

Borghese Venus

Unknown (Roman, Capitoline Venus type), c. 160 AD

Dancing Satyr

Unknown, 2nd century AD (?)

Dionysos Visiting Icarios

Unknown (Neo-Attic workshop), 175-200 AD

Wounded Gaul

Unknown (Roman copy after a Pergamene original), 2nd century AD

Maenad in a Fawn Skin

Unknown, 2nd century AD (?)

Old Man Flaying a Kid

Unknown, 2nd century AD (?)

Statue of a Woman, Perhaps a Niobid

Unknown, 1st-2nd century AD (?)

Kneeling Psyche

Unknown, Roman imperial period

Maenad Carrying Grapes

Unknown, 2nd century AD (?)

Small Relief of the Three Graces

Unknown, 2nd century AD

Pan Removing a Thorn from a Satyr's Foot

Unknown, 2nd century AD (?)

Satyr Playing the Flute

Unknown (Roman, after a Praxitelean type), 100-150 AD (?)

Sea Centaur Carrying Off a Silenus

Unknown, Roman imperial period

The Three Graces

Unknown, 2nd century AD (?)

Nymph with a Shell

Unknown, 125-150 AD