Giovanni Cavino

Ceres and Annona [reverse]

Sculptures in the National Gallery of Art

Sabina, died A.D. 136 or 137, Wife of Hadrian [obverse]

Samuel H. Kress Collection of the National Gallery of Art

Ceres Holding Ears of Corn and a Torch [reverse]

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Antinous, died A.D. 130, Favorite of the Emperor Hadrian [obverse]

Samuel H. Kress Collection of the National Gallery of Art

Antoninus Pius, Emperor A.D. 138-161 [obverse]

National Gallery of Art

Roma, the Emperor, and Victory [reverse]

National Gallery of Art

Lorenzino de' Medici, 1514-1547, Son of Pierfrancesco II [obverse]

Sculptures in the National Gallery of Art

Cap of Liberty between Daggers [reverse]

Sculptures in the National Gallery of Art

Antinous, died A.D.130, Favorite of the Emperor Hadrian [obverse]

Sculptures in the National Gallery of Art

Mercury Taming Pegasus [reverse]

Samuel H. Kress Collection of the National Gallery of Art

Head of Arethusa [obverse]

Sculptures in the National Gallery of Art

Temple with Goddess [reverse]

National Gallery of Art

Giampietro Mantova Benavides, died 1520, Paduan Physician [obverse]

National Gallery of Art

Giovanni Mels, died 1559, Jurist [obverse]

Samuel H. Kress Collection of the National Gallery of Art

Mels as Genius, Sacrificing [reverse]

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Balduino del Monte, died 1556, Brother of Pope Julius III, Count of Monte Sansovino 1550 [obverse]

Sculptures in the National Gallery of Art