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![Agrippina Senior, 14 B.C.-A.D. 33, Daughter of Marcus Agrippa, Wife of Germanicus [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/31/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Agrippina_Senior%2C_14_B.C.-A.D._33%2C_Daughter_of_Marcus_Agrippa%2C_Wife_of_Germanicus_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45040.jpg/1280px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Agrippina_Senior%2C_14_B.C.-A.D._33%2C_Daughter_of_Marcus_Agrippa%2C_Wife_of_Germanicus_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45040.jpg)
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Giovanni Cavino (1500–1570)
sculpture in the National Gallery of Art (NGA 45040)
![Marco Mantova Benavides, 1489-1582, Lawyer and Collector [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0a/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Marco_Mantova_Benavides%2C_1489-1582%2C_Lawyer_and_Collector_(obverse)%2C_c._1520-1530%2C_NGA_67040.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Marco_Mantova_Benavides%2C_1489-1582%2C_Lawyer_and_Collector_(obverse)%2C_c._1520-1530%2C_NGA_67040.jpg)
Marco Mantova Benavides, 1489-1582, Lawyer and Collector [obverse]
![Temple of Eternity [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9d/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Temple_of_Eternity_(reverse)%2C_c._1520-1530%2C_NGA_67041.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Temple_of_Eternity_(reverse)%2C_c._1520-1530%2C_NGA_67041.jpg)
Temple of Eternity [reverse]
![Giovanni Antonio Vincenzo Dolce, 1482-1555, Paduan Jurist, Canon of Padua 1516 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8a/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Giovanni_Antonio_Vincenzo_Dolce%2C_1482-1555%2C_Paduan_Jurist%2C_Canon_of_Padua_1516_(obverse)%2C_1539%2C_NGA_45022.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Giovanni_Antonio_Vincenzo_Dolce%2C_1482-1555%2C_Paduan_Jurist%2C_Canon_of_Padua_1516_(obverse)%2C_1539%2C_NGA_45022.jpg)
Giovanni Antonio Vincenzo Dolce, 1482-1555, Paduan Jurist, Canon of Padua 1516 [obverse]
![Genius Holding a Dolphin and Sacrificing [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b6/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Genius_Holding_a_Dolphin_and_Sacrificing_(reverse)%2C_1539%2C_NGA_45023.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Genius_Holding_a_Dolphin_and_Sacrificing_(reverse)%2C_1539%2C_NGA_45023.jpg)
Genius Holding a Dolphin and Sacrificing [reverse]
![Girolamo Cornaro, c. 1486-1551, Venetian Patrician [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Girolamo_Cornaro%2C_c._1486-1551%2C_Venetian_Patrician_(obverse)%2C_1540%2C_NGA_45020.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Girolamo_Cornaro%2C_c._1486-1551%2C_Venetian_Patrician_(obverse)%2C_1540%2C_NGA_45020.jpg)
Girolamo Cornaro, c. 1486-1551, Venetian Patrician [obverse]
![Cornaro Distributing Alms [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d9/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Cornaro_Distributing_Alms_(reverse)%2C_1540%2C_NGA_45021.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Cornaro_Distributing_Alms_(reverse)%2C_1540%2C_NGA_45021.jpg)
Cornaro Distributing Alms [reverse]
![Faustina Junior, died A.D. 176, Wife of Marcus Aurelius [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/56/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Faustina_Junior%2C_died_A.D._176%2C_Wife_of_Marcus_Aurelius_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45052.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Faustina_Junior%2C_died_A.D._176%2C_Wife_of_Marcus_Aurelius_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45052.jpg)
Faustina Junior, died A.D. 176, Wife of Marcus Aurelius [obverse]
![Empress and Five Women Sacrificing [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8c/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Empress_and_Five_Women_Sacrificing_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45053.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Empress_and_Five_Women_Sacrificing_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45053.jpg)
Empress and Five Women Sacrificing [reverse]
![Lucius Verus, Emperor, reigned A.D. 161-169 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5d/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Lucius_Verus%2C_Emperor%2C_reigned_A.D._161-169_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45054.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Lucius_Verus%2C_Emperor%2C_reigned_A.D._161-169_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45054.jpg)
Lucius Verus, Emperor, reigned A.D. 161-169 [obverse]
![Roma, the Emperor, and Victory [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e4/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Roma%2C_the_Emperor%2C_and_Victory_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45055.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Roma%2C_the_Emperor%2C_and_Victory_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45055.jpg)
Roma, the Emperor, and Victory [reverse]
![Commodus, Emperor, reigned A.D. 177-192 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/70/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Commodus%2C_Emperor%2C_reigned_A.D._177-192_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45056.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Commodus%2C_Emperor%2C_reigned_A.D._177-192_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45056.jpg)
Commodus, Emperor, reigned A.D. 177-192 [obverse]
![Salus Feeding a Serpent [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/07/Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Salus_Feeding_a_Serpent_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45057.jpg/500px-Giovanni_da_Cavino%2C_Salus_Feeding_a_Serpent_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45057.jpg)
Salus Feeding a Serpent [reverse]
El Ferrocarril o El Camino de Hierro.
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