A Marble Portrait Head of a Man, Roman Imperial, Antonine, circa mid 2nd Century A.D.

turned slightly to his right, with wavy beard and moustache, deep-set eyes with drilled crescentic pupils, and furrowed brow, his thick mass of deeply-drilled unruly hair falling to the nape of the neck behind, the features below the restored marble nose recut. 

Hagop Kevorkian (1872-1962), New York, acquired prior to WWII
Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc., New York (Classical and Near Eastern Art Collected by the late Hagop Kevorkian, December 14th-15th, 1962, no. 252, as Marcus Aurelius)
acquired at the above sale by Robert Stevens, New York
then by bequest to the present owner

Surface dirty with chips, abrasions, and some remaining incrustation overall. Hair somewhat worn. Back of proper left ear from top edge through lobe lacking, as is proper left tragus. Two locks of hair around left ear chipped. Moustache, lips, and chin probably recut. Nose restored in marble. With old label affixed to nape of neck printed, H. KEVORKIAN [C]OLLECTION.
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For a related example see J. Inan and E. Rosenbaum, Roman and Early Byzantine Portrait Sculpture in Asia Minor, London, 1966, no. 280, pl. CLV,3-4.