Cleveland Museum of Art

As: Apollo Sauroktonos, Tree (reverse)

Date: 138–61 CE
Medium: bronze
Culture: Roman, minted at Nikopolis He Pros Istron (Moesia Inferior)
Department: Greek and Roman Art
Institution: Cleveland Museum of Art

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