(After his death, Antinous had been associated with the ... Check back on the website of the Digital Hadrian's Villa Project to download the first Web player when it becomes available.

was an assemblage of Egyptian statues taken in the 17th century from Hadrian’s villa in outlying Tivoli. In a position of prominence were the full length statues of Antinous as an Egyptian God.

A lost temple which the Roman emperor Hadrian had built in front of his villa in memory of his drowned male lover Antinous has unexpectedly come to light near Rome. Archaeologists said the ruins ...

Those who enjoy the history of the Roman Empire are well acquainted with the story of Antinous, the young man of extraordinary beauty who deeply captivated Emperor Hadrian. Not only did Hadrian love ...

You may not know his name, but if you’ve spent any time looking at classical Roman statuary, you’ve probably seen the gorgeous visage of Antinous. The lover of Emperor Hadrian, deified after ...

Van Sant said: "I'm excited to see Stuart Sandford, an amazing photographer and sculptor, create a beautiful film inspired by the historical relationship between Hadrian and Antinous." ...

Little is known about Antinous’s origin, but it’s believed he lived in Bythnia, the far eastern reaches of the Roman Empire, and was possibly as young as 11 when he first met Hadrian ...

(After his death, Antinous had been associated with the ... Check back on the website of the Digital Hadrian's Villa Project to download the first Web player when it becomes available.

the gay lover of the Roman emperor Hadrian. Visual artist Stuart Sandford wrote and will direct the film, which will be his feature film debut. “Antinous” tells the story of a present-day ...