
The image is a photograph of a portrait of a young woman. The portrait is framed in a gold-colored frame and is displayed on a black wall. The text on the frame reads "Portrait of a Young Woman: Roman, possibly from Cyme (in present-day Turkey), A.D. 120-130 Marble". Below the text, there is a description of the woman's body type, which is often combined with individualized portrait heads. This head of a woman was set on a body type called the Small Herculaneum Woman, named for its size and the site where the first example was found. The woman's braided hairstyle was popular during the reign of Emperor Hadrian ( ruled A. D. 117-138).
