The Roman Emperor Seen from the Provinces
Imaging Roman Power in the Cities of the Empire from Augustus to the Tetrarchs (31 BC-AD 297)

Partner institutions

Many museums and research institutions have chosen to collaborate with the project to offer the RESP research team the opportunity to study sculptures and coins from their collections. This is a vital resource for the project, which aims to expand its network of collaborations to as many European and extra-European institutions as possible. The RESP team is grateful to the following partners for their invaluable contribution:

• Aphrodisias Excavations Project, University of Oxford (Oxford), Faculty of Classics: Prof. Bert Smith and Dr. Julia Lenaghan
• Ashmolean Museum (Oxford), Heberden Coin Room: Dr Jerome Mairat
• British Museum (London), Department of Coins and Medals: Dr Amelia Dowler 
• British Museum (London), Department of Greece and Rome: Dr Thorsten Opper
• Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (Copenhagen): Dr Rune Frederiksen  
• Cyprus Museum (Lefkosia), Department of Antiquities: Dr Marina Solomidou-Ieronymidou
• Fitzwilliam Museum (Cambridge): Prof Daniel Pett 
• Hierapolis Theatre Excavations Project (Salento University): Prof. Grazia Semeraro and Prof. Francesco D'Andria 
• Louvre Museum (Paris), Department of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities: Dr Martin Szewczyk 
• Kunsthistorisches Museum (Vienna), Ephesos Museum: Dr Georg Plattner 
• Musei Capitolini (Rome): Dr Claudio Parisi Presicce 
• Museum of Roman Civilisation (Rome): Dr Claudio Parisi Presicce and Dr Claudia Cecamore
• Museum of Castelvecchio (Verona): Dr Antonella Arzone
• Musei Civici d'Arte e Storia (Brescia): Dr Francesca Morandini
• National Archaeological Museum (Madrid): Dr Ángeles Castellano and Dr Marga Moreno Conde 
• National Museum of Roman Art (Mérida): Dr Trinidad Nogales Basarrate 
• Sredets History Museum (Burgas): Dr Krasimira Kostova
• University of Extremadura (Badajoz): Dr María José Merchán García