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Palazzo Massimo National Museum of Rome Part Two . Here we are on the first floor of the Palazzo Massimo , where an exhibition of statues of the imperial age , up to the late period . We climb to the impressive marble staircase adorned with wrought iron railings and lampposts and find oneself in a series of large rooms , light colors , a little ' cold , rarefied atmosphere and linear contrast with the softness of the polished marbles . Beautiful and vigorous statue of Antoninus Pius from Terracina , half of the first century AD, and then the gentle young girl stands in the Saloon of Anzio, a female figure found in 1878 in the Imperial Villa of Nero, perhaps a greek original of the third century BC, or a Roman copy of the reign of Nero . And now, in the lounge of the Discus Thrower , here is the Tiber Apollo , the pictured as a beautiful young man with a bold posture : it is a Roman copy of an original greek Antonine era of the fifth century BC (perhaps the school of Phidias ) , discovered in the late nineteenth century during the works for the construction of the pylon Ponte Garibaldi .

Venus before the bath , a copy of an original of the third century BC Doidalsas the sculptor , whose well known numerous versions , including one in the next room , headless : this comes from Tivoli . The beautiful Lancellotti Discus Thrower , athletic young man caught in the act of throwing, his muscles tense and his face concentrated , is a Roman copy of the original of Myron 's 455 BC, of which we have numerous reproductions : This was found on the Esquiline , and originally formed part of the collection Massimo - Lancellotti .