103 and 104. _Two busts, called_ TRAGEDY and COMEDY.

These colossal heads of Bacchantes adorned the entrance of the

theatre of the _Villa-Adriana_ at Tivoli. Though the execution of

them is highly finished, it is no detriment to the grandeur of the

style.

The one is of Pentelic marble; and the other, of Parian. Having been

purchased of Count Fede by Pius VI, they were placed in the Museum of

the Vatican.

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