Description
Sculpture of Julius Caesar, a reproduction crafted in molded marble (marble powder bonded with resins). Aged finish with the application of patinas based on natural earth.
High-quality reproduction of classical art, ideal for gifting and interior decoration (living rooms, libraries, and offices) as well as outdoor spaces (gardens and terraces).
Dimensions: Height: 64 cm. Width: 44 cm. Depth: 22 cm.
Base diameter: 16 cm.
Approximate weight: 15 kilograms.
Gaius Julius Caesar (100 BC-44 BC) was a Roman statesman, military leader, and literary figure who significantly contributed to the end of the Roman Republic, influencing its subsequent transformation into an empire.
Julius Caesar’s prestige as a military leader, due to his strategic ability and charisma, earned him support after emerging victorious in the Gallic Wars, significantly expanding the territories conquered by Rome. His political enemies plotted to strip him of his offices and military command, leading him to challenge Pompey and his allies. The crossing of the Rubicon River in 49 BC triggered the civil war against Pompey, which ultimately resulted in Caesar’s victory and appointment as perpetual dictator. Despite Caesar’s innovative reforms, his growing power aroused suspicion among some senators, who, led by his adopted son Brutus, executed his assassination on the Ides of March (March 15) in 44 BC. His legacy endures in military history, politics, and literature.
Reproductions of sculptures depicting great historical figures, such as this sculpture of Julius Caesar, add elegance and majesty to our favorite corners of the home, particularly standing out in outdoor spaces. These sculptures, with their majestic presence, provide a special touch to our gardens, patios, entrances, and vestibules.
Decorating with sculptures of historical figures transcends mere ornamentation, transforming our home into a space that pays homage to the history of classical antiquity. The reproductions of great classical sculptures create an atmosphere of serene contemplation, establishing a fascinating dialogue between the beauty of Art and History.
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