This article treats from a typological pers­pective the portraits of Livia, portraits originating from the major eastern provinces of the Roman Em­pire, as also from Asia Minor. These portraits have al­ready been analysed in scholarly works. In this re­spect E. Bartman has presented the most recent and com­pre­hensive scientific analysis. The author has stat­ed that the portraits in question were variants of the Mar­bury Hall statuary type. However, observation shows these portraits carry the characteristics of more than one portrait-type, for example of the Fayum type. In addition, they have completely different elements from this type. The following article first addresses the differences be­tween the two types and subsequently, the question is discussed, as to which characteristics of these types can be observed in the Livia portraits from Asia Minor. Finally, the postulated different elements ar­estated.