Portraits of Livia: imaging the imperial woman in Augustan Rome

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Classical Antiquity Studies Historical Art and Culture Studies Visual Culture and Art Theory

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Part I. Patterns of Representation: 1. Identifying Livia 2. Modes of portrait production and reception 3. Facial signals/body language Part II. The Politics of the Portraits: 4. Livia and Octavian 5. Livia and Augustus 6. Livia and Tiberius 7. The posthumous Livia.

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