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Marble Portrait of Marciana at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

This is a marble portrait of Marciana, the sister of the emperor Trajan; it originates from Rome, in the Hadrianic period, ca. A.D. 130-138.
During the last quarter of the first century A.D. and the early decades of the second century A.D., ever more complex hair arrangements were developed for the ladies of the imperial court. Hairpieces with added hair and concealed frameworks formed high diadem-like structures surrounding the face. One of the most elaborate constructions appears on the official portraits of Marciana, the elder sister of Trajan. The high polish and engraved eyes on this head suggest that it was carved during the Hadrianic period. The powerful women of Trajan's family were much honoured by his successor, Hadrian, who is said to have owed his throne to their influence. Marciana was the grandmother of Hadrian's wife, Sabina.
 

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