Replica of an Ancient Roman Bronze Superb and Gigantic Portrait Bust of emperor Carracalla - 724 mm
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This magnificent bronze bust captures the imposing presence of the Roman emperor Caracalla, known for his charisma and determination. artist, and then created in bronze using the lost-wax technique. The bust presents Caracalla with a proud and regal gaze, while his expression reflects the strength and resolve of his character.
Detailed workmanship, the bust captures the distinctive features of Caracalla, with his decisive features and characteristic hairstyle of the period. His head is tilted slightly forward, giving a sense of dynamism and power, while his piercing gaze seems to peer far into the distance.
The bronze has been finely worked to capture the details of the folds of the imperial cloak, giving the bust a sense of grandeur and majesty.
Caracalla, originally known as Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, was a Roman emperor who reigned from 198 A. D. to 217 A. D. The eldest son of Septimius Severus, he was associated with the throne as co-emperor with his younger brother Geta, but after his father's death in 211 A. D. , Caracalla killed Geta and became sole emperor.
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This magnificent bronze bust captures the imposing presence of the Roman Emperor Caracalla, known for his charisma and determination. artist, and then created the bronze casting using the lost wax technique. The bust presents Caracalla with a proud and regal look, while his expression reflects the strength and determination of his character.
Detailedly crafted, the bust captures Caracalla's distinctive features, with his strong features and characteristic hairstyle of the era. His head is tilted slightly forward, giving a sense of dynamism and power, while his penetrating gaze seems to peer far into time.
The bronze has been finely crafted to capture the detail of the folds of the imperial cloak, giving the bust a sense of grandeur and majesty.
Caracalla, originally known as Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, was a Roman emperor who reigned from 198 AD. to 217 AD The eldest son of Septimius Severus, he was associated with the throne as co-emperor together with his younger brother Geta, but after his father's death in 211 AD, Caracalla killed Geta and became sole emperor.
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This magnificent bronze bust captures the imposing presence of the Roman emperor Caracalla, known for his charisma and determination. artist, and then created in bronze using the lost-wax technique. The bust presents Caracalla with a proud and regal gaze, while his expression reflects the strength and resolve of his character.
Detailed workmanship, the bust captures the distinctive features of Caracalla, with his decisive features and characteristic hairstyle of the period. His head is tilted slightly forward, giving a sense of dynamism and power, while his piercing gaze seems to peer far into the distance.
The bronze has been finely worked to capture the details of the folds of the imperial cloak, giving the bust a sense of grandeur and majesty.
Caracalla, originally known as Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, was a Roman emperor who reigned from 198 A. D. to 217 A. D. The eldest son of Septimius Severus, he was associated with the throne as co-emperor with his younger brother Geta, but after his father's death in 211 A. D. , Caracalla killed Geta and became sole emperor.
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This magnificent bronze bust captures the imposing presence of the Roman Emperor Caracalla, known for his charisma and determination. artist, and then created the bronze casting using the lost wax technique. The bust presents Caracalla with a proud and regal look, while his expression reflects the strength and determination of his character.
Detailedly crafted, the bust captures Caracalla's distinctive features, with his strong features and characteristic hairstyle of the era. His head is tilted slightly forward, giving a sense of dynamism and power, while his penetrating gaze seems to peer far into time.
The bronze has been finely crafted to capture the detail of the folds of the imperial cloak, giving the bust a sense of grandeur and majesty.
Caracalla, originally known as Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, was a Roman emperor who reigned from 198 AD. to 217 AD The eldest son of Septimius Severus, he was associated with the throne as co-emperor together with his younger brother Geta, but after his father's death in 211 AD, Caracalla killed Geta and became sole emperor.
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