KnowraRoman sculptureLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Roman sculpture, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 2Related 1Narrower topic 7Compared with 1Marble sculptureNarrower topic: Roman workshops expanded marble portraiture and copied celebrated Greek statues.Hellenistic sculptureNarrower topic: Roman patrons collected, copied, and adapted Hellenistic works and styles.Roman artBroader topic: Portraits and narrative reliefs made Roman identity and public memory visible.Classical sculptureBroader topic: Roman artists preserved, copied, and transformed Greek sculptural models.Laocoön and His SonsCompared with: The group’s date and production context remain debated between Greek and Roman settings.Capitoline WolfNarrower topic: The work is frequently encountered as Roman art, despite the disputed date of its wolf figure.Capitoline MuseumsNarrower topic: It forms the core of the museums’ internationally known ancient collection.Farnese HerculesNarrower topic: The marble colossus belongs to Roman sculpture’s adaptation of Greek artistic models.Jean-Antoine HoudonRelated: Houdon studied Roman works, which informed his classical subjects and sculptural vocabulary.Sleeping HermaphroditusNarrower topic: The surviving marble versions belong to the artistic culture of the Roman world.Venus CallipygeNarrower topic: The statue belongs to a Roman tradition that reworked Greek models.