#ReliefWednesday - Marble relief depicting Antinous as Silvanus, harvesting grapes with a dog at his side. Antinous wears a pine wreath and the exomis (Greek tunic) and carries a pruning hook. The maker's name is inscribed on the altar: 'Antonianos of Aphrodisias made this'.

#AnceintBluesky #ReliefWednesday #RomanHistory

Swoony heartthrob Antinous, as the god Silvanus, by Antonianos of Aphrodisias, AD 130-138. Whatever Hadrian saw in him, he was certainly a good-looking young chap. Terrible swimmer, mind.

🪷 AI rendering by #AntoniusSubia of the #Lanuvium marble basrelief depicting #Antinous as #Dionysus or #Aristaeus / #Silvanus harvesting grapes as a #dog looks up at him adoringly, and who can blame it? The artist's name is inscribed on the altar in Greek: " #Antonianos of #Aphrodisias made this." 🪷

#ReliefWednesday - Marble relief depicting Antinous as Silvanus harvesting grapes with a dog at his side. Antinous is wearing a pine wreath and the exomis (Greek tunic) and carries a pruning hook. The maker's name is inscribed on the altar: 'Antonianos of Aphrodisias made this'.

Yo los llamo la falange 4.0 porque al final no dejan de ser Jose Antonianos, pero del siglo XXI.

Ainda não postei aqui, então aqui estão as Ilustrações feitas para o Suplemento de #tormenta20 Contra a Tempestade — Relatos de Heróis Antonianos.

(fogo de santo antão pois os antonianos criavam porcos e a banha era usada pra tratar ergotismo e outras doenças de pele como herpes. para mais curiosidades de santos tecle 3)

Day 12 of #LGBTplusHM25: exquisite 143cm tall, Pentellic marble relief of #Antinous as the Roman forest deity Silvanus, Excavated at Torre del Padiglione, Italy, in 1907. The surface is inscribed by the artist, Antonianos of Aphrodisias. The relief is on display at the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme. 🏳️‍🌈

Day 5 of #LGBTplusHM25. The beautifully cut black chalcedony intaglio, dating from c.AD 131 and known, since 1767 as ‘the Marlborough #Antinous.’ Although damaged, the 3.4 cm gem is set within a Renaissance gold surround.
Purchased in 2019 for $2.1m by the Getty Museum, where it is now displayed. 🏳️‍🌈

Antinous, the great love of the emperor Hadrian represented in a relief as the god Silvanus. He is crowned with a pine branch, holds a sickle and is accompanied by a dog. The Greek inscription reveals the artist as Antonianos of Aphrodisia.
#ancientrome

Marble relief depicting Antinous as Silvanus harvesting grapes with a dog at his side. Antinous is wearing a pine wreath and the exomis (Greek tunic) and carries a pruning hook. The maker's name is inscribed on the altar: 'Antonianos of Aphrodisias made this'.
@carolemadge

coube a Francisco Antônio de Sales (1863-1933) registrar, na folha 21 do livro 486 da então Diretoria de Contabilidade da Guerra a extinção dos holerites antonianos.