Augustus Of Prima Porta

The Augustus of Prima Porta is a celebrated representation of the first Roman emperor, Augustus, signifying both his military triumphs and divine lineage. This iconic sculpture, discovered at the villa of Livia at Prima Porta, depicts Augustus in a commanding pose, symbolizing his role as a great leader and a deity's descendant. The reliefs on his armor illustrate Roman victories, while the presence of Cupid at his side subtly underscores his divine connection to Venus. This piece embodies themes of political power, imperial propaganda, and the blend of human and divine attributes, reflecting the profound legacy Augustus left on Roman culture and governance.

Material: Polystone
Size: L 6 1/8 * W 4 7/8 * H 11 5/8