Marble Bust Julius Caesar

Bust of athenian leader militiades the younger aglomarble.

Marble bust julius caesar.

In roman imperial cult the flamen divi julii or flamen divi iulii was the priest of the divinised julius caesar and the fourth of the so called flamines maiores the archpriests of the roman flaminates to be created. From a rome italy estate. Large ormolu bust of julius caesar emperor of rome. Located in liverpool gb.

Bust of julius caesar posthumous portrait in marble 44 30 bc museo pio clementino vatican museums based on remarks by plutarch 130 caesar is sometimes thought to have suffered from epilepsy. Marble bust of julius caesar. Caesar bust lrg gt27 caesar bust 298 00 gbp julius ceasar roman emperor a bust after the antique italian studio 1880 brodsworth hall. Bust of julius caesar made of marble mounted bronze base with patina.

16 x 11 x 7 1 2 inches. Bust of athenian leader militiades the younger aglomarble huge almost a meter high weighing almost 150 kg a very impressive and refined sculpture in agglomerate marble depi. It was discovered in september october 2007 in the rhone river near arles southern france by divers from the french department of subaquatic archaeological research. A marble bust of caesar probably the most famous of all the emperors who s time came to an end at the hands of his fellow senators which was instigated by brutus.

More roman sculpture furniture at the ancient home. Among the most popular of the collection stand the sculptures of julius caesar augustus septimus severus brutus hadrian antonius pius vespasian lucius verus. Small chip on bottom of sculpture no base drilled for one. Category antique late 19th century italian busts.

The best selection of cast marble bust sculptures statues of ancient roman emperors and senators. The arles bust is a life sized marble bust showing a man with nasolabial creases and hollows in his face part of the collection of the musée de l arles antique. Sculpture bust of gaius julius caesar aglomarble. The new flaminate was established in by the roman senate in 42 bc as part of caesar s consecration as a divus divinity of the roman state two years after his assassination.

There is widespread agreement that the individual depicted by the bust is the roman politician gaius julius caesar who was one of the most significant figures in the end of the roman republic in the first century bc.