Image: Pseudo-Seneca-Brogi

Description: Photograph of a bronze bust found in the garden at Herculaneum, on the south side, in 1754. Originally and mistakenly called 'Seneca', it was renamed to 'Pseudo-Seneca' once the mistake was discovered.
Title: Pseudo-Seneca-Brogi
Credit: Fig. 39, labeled '"Pseudo-Seneca" (? Philetas of Cos)' and with the attribution 'G. Brogi', located between pages 138 and 139 of Ethel Ross Barker, Buried Herculaneum, London: Adam and Charles Black (1908). This image was cropped from the Google Books transcription, and converted to JPEG format using the Gimp.
Author: The ancient sculptor is unknown. The photographer was Carlo Brogi (1850–1925) or his father Giacomo Brogi (1822–1881).
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