Head of Apollo (Belvedere type), late 2nd century A.D.

Head of Apollo (Belvedere type)

late 2nd century A.D. · Sculpture · 42.1 × 27 cm

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Where is “Head of Apollo (Belvedere type)” now? Getty Villa, Getty Villa, Gallery 207, Later Roman Sculpture, Los Angeles. Yes, on view now. Checked October 5, 2026.

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About the sculpture

Head of Apollo with his hair up in a knot and pulled back in a low bun. Thick locks of hair partially cover his ears, and strands extend from the nape of the neck. He wears a narrow headband that fully encircles his head. The nose is missing and the eye sockets, now empty, were originally inset. The lips are slightly parted and teeth are partly visible. The stylized hair is similar to the Apollo Belvedere type created by Leochares in the Hellenistic period.

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Accession number
58.AA.2

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  • Image: Getty Villa — J. Paul Getty Museum (Open Content)

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